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Flock's CEO apologises for calling privacy activists 'terrorists'
The CEO of Flock, a company known for its police licence plate-tracking systems in the US, has apologised for calling privacy activists "terrorists." The bipartisan backlash includes a remark from Tucker Carlson, who described the company as a "douchebag factory." The incident has reignited debate about surveillance technology and civil liberties.
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