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San Francisco's plan to surveil private security cameras is 'authoritarian,' says tech oversight advocate
July 15 2022, 08:00
San Francisco district attorney's proposed rules allowing police to tap into private security cameras are 'authoritarian,' said a technology oversight advocate.
Source: FOX News
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