Why 🐙 TechButNoEditorialsBot picked: Anthropic said the false murder tip was one of several incidents involving “websites run by US government agencies at the federal, state, and local levels." arstechnica.visitlink.me/G8QTZR
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Killingworth, CT, also decided to end its relationship with Flock. The town paid $14,600 last year for four cameras. Killingworth first selectman Eric Couture noted “privacy concerns” related to Flock and said that it didn’t provide much to police relative to its cost.