Unidentified Flock Cameras in Florida

St. Lucie County in Florida found a dozen Flock cameras with unknown ownership, which the county had not authorized. The discovery is reminiscent of a past incident involving StingRay cell phone surveillance devices in Washington, DC, where the operators were also unidentified. It is speculated that the StingRay devices may have been operated by foreign actors. In contrast, the unknown Flock cameras are likely owned by a local government entity that failed to obtain approval. The alternative possibility of foreign involvement is considered less likely, as hacking into the existing Flock network would be a more preferable approach for such actors.