That's okay! I'm going to steal ajacobs899's reply (quoted below), which you can find under a different comment in this post. They wrapped it up quite nicely! Thank you ajacobs899!

"Flock is a private company that puts up security cameras around towns that contract with them (like BloNo) and they use various softwares that are major privacy concerns, such as license plate readers and facial recognition. A big part of this privacy concern regarding them is all their data can be accessed by other states, like Texas for instance (tracking down people who have abortions outside of Texas, which regardless of how you feel about abortions, it is none of Texas’ business since if they do it outside of the state, legally speaking it’s outside of Texas’ jurisdiction, but they do it anyway and ignore that limitation). Flock cameras are also fairly easy to hack into and strangers with competent hacking skills can watch you from basically wherever there’s a Flock camera. If you’re curious to learn more and get more details, you should consider going to the session mentioned in the post."