The growing backlash against surveillance companies like Flock may have reached a tipping point. A new survey has found that more Americans oppose these surveillance cameras than support it. According to a new YouGov survey of 20,000 people across the U.S. that was shared exclusively with The Washington Post , 46% of respondents opposed the company’s surveillance cameras in their communities, while 38% supported them. This is a reversal from last year, when the majority of survey responde…
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