Fox 9, a news station in Minneapolis-St. Paul, faced backlash after a 24-hour live stream of children playing at a splash pad in Maple Grove, Minnesota, was discovered by a TikToker. The stream, which showed children in swimsuits, was found without any visible notice to families at the park, prompting immediate outrage. One resident, Abby Honold, expressed her anger on Facebook, stating she had no idea the camera existed despite frequent visits to the splash pad. She highlighted the lack of consent for broadcasting images of young children, many of whom might experience wardrobe malfunctions. The camera was part of Fox 9's Weather Vision service and was taken offline following the growing controversy. Reactions on social media were divided, with some supporting the camera for safety reasons while others raised concerns about privacy and the motivations behind its placement. The incident has sparked a broader discussion about surveillance and children's privacy in public spaces.