There’s no expectation of privacy in public.
There’s also no expectation of incessant, interminable, omnipresent surveillance in public.
Many cameras are looking into private yards and even house windows. Elevated Flock cameras are a problem; a camera mounted 20 feet in the air looking over a 6-foot fence is not an expected view of private property and does not qualify as open to public viewing imho.
DETAIL ‘PUBLIC’.
IF I AM ON MY PRIVATE PROPERTY-—
MINDING MY OWN BUSINESS &
DOING NOTHING ILLEGAL-—
I SHOULD EXPECT PRIVACY-—
NOT FLOCK CAMERAS
That second is definitely NOT true today.