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Most of them are privately owned and not networked. This renders them very inconvenient to monitor the daily life of political activists.
by dTal 7y ago
Most of them are privately owned and not networked. This renders them very inconvenient to monitor the daily life of political activists.
- mattmanser 7y agoThey might be privately owned, but the police actually get to say to new bars, restaurants, etc. how many CCTV camera they must have in order to get an alcohol licence. It got a bit ridiculous at one point with one perfectly normal pizzeria in my town being asked to install 6 different CCTV cameras, but they started pushing back at that point.