Parents are speaking out against new cameras installed in pools. These cameras track movements and detect potential problems, sending alerts to staff. A petition has been started, claiming many members were unaware of the cameras. Concerns have been raised about what happens to the footage and where it is kept.
Some people worry that the footage could be used for other purposes. A statement has been released by the organization that installed the cameras.
Further details about the situation and the concerns of parents are available from the source, including a video about the issue.
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