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Hema Sivanandam

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  1. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Hema Sivanandam

    California city mistakenly approved an HOA’s Flock surveillance cameras. Now it wants them removed (opens the original)

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    BRENTWOOD, Ca. — City officials are working to remove Flock surveillance cameras installed by a homeowners association on public streets after acknowledging they mistakenly approved the system, which has raised concerns among residents about who can access the license plate data it collects. Some residents in the Shadow Lakes housing development, a golf course community with almost 800 homes, said they were unaware Flock cameras were installed by the Shadow Lakes Homeowners Association and expre

  2. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Hema Sivanandam

    California city mistakenly approved an HOA’s Flock surveillance cameras. Now it wants them removed (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone · English

    Read excerpt

    BRENTWOOD, Ca. — City officials are working to remove Flock surveillance cameras installed by a homeowners association on public streets after acknowledging they mistakenly approved the system, which has raised concerns among residents about who can access the license plate data it collects. Some residents in the Shadow Lakes housing development, a golf course community with almost 800 homes, said they were unaware Flock cameras were installed by the Shadow Lakes Homeowners Association and expre

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Hema Sivanandam

    California city mistakenly approved an HOA’s Flock surveillance cameras. Now it wants them removed (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone · English

    Read excerpt

    BRENTWOOD, Ca. — City officials are working to remove Flock surveillance cameras installed by a homeowners association on public streets after acknowledging they mistakenly approved the system, which has raised concerns among residents about who can access the license plate data it collects. Some residents in the Shadow Lakes housing development, a golf course community with almost 800 homes, said they were unaware Flock cameras were installed by the Shadow Lakes Homeowners Association and expre

  4. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Hema Sivanandam

    California city mistakenly approved an HOA’s Flock surveillance cameras. Now it wants them removed (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone · English

    Read excerpt

    BRENTWOOD, Ca. — City officials are working to remove Flock surveillance cameras installed by a homeowners association on public streets after acknowledging they mistakenly approved the system, which has raised concerns among residents about who can access the license plate data it collects. Some residents in the Shadow Lakes housing development, a golf course community with almost 800 homes, said they were unaware Flock cameras were installed by the Shadow Lakes Homeowners Association and expre

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