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He’d agreed to host the “control centre”. Everyone had the feed of course but watching all the streams on one screen wasn’t easy. He didn’t mind having a set of monitors. He said it was his community duty. Everyone had agreed to paying extra for a face-rec plug-in and he enjoyed watching the system search, even if he never got a hit. His neighbours occasionally looked at their feeds or those of the rest of the street, checking deliveries, parking, the children. He was watching for something else. He had an alert. If anyone took the flags down, he’d know.