Safety ahead of World Cup: privacy concerns mount over CCTV cameras (opens original article in a new tab)
Seattle increased security measures for the World Cup, including activating 22 CCTV cameras in the Stadium district amid privacy concerns and credible threats. The mayor reversed her initial decision to turn them off.
- Seattle activated 22 CCTV cameras near the Stadium district for World Cup security.
- Mayor Katie Wilson reversed her decision to turn off the cameras due to credible threats.
- Privacy advocates criticize the cameras for lacking local safeguards and being subject to federal access.
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