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- Santa Cruz and Cambridge severed ties with Flock Safety over concerns data sharing with federal authorities could aid deportation efforts.
- In San Diego, leaders are divided on renewing the contract with Flock Safety, citing data retention and privacy concerns.
- Critics say Flock Safety's technology enables unwarranted tracking, while supporters argue it helps solve crimes.
- As backlash grows, nearly 50 cities have canceled contracts with Flock Safety, signaling stronger privacy protections.
