Cobb County residents will have several opportunities to discuss the use of Flock surveillance cameras in their communities.

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More and more Flock cameras are popping up across the country and citizens concerned with a growing surveillance presence are creating websites to help keep their neighbors informed. Open-source ...

Flock cameras have quickly become some of the most hated things on the planet. One of the primary reasons is the perception that cops abuse the tools for nefarious ends. There have been plenty of ...

As the conversation surrounding Flock cameras continues, some might not realize how close to home the issue is. There are more than 120,000 automated, solar-powered cameras installed across 49 states, ...

Flock cameras are automated, solar-powered cameras that use AI to capture vehicle details like license plates and unique features. Supporters praise the cameras for helping solve crimes, while critics ...

As law enforcement agencies across the nation continue to use controversial license plate readers, a leading company behind the tech says a new update aims to crack down on police officers who misuse ...

As privacy concerns swirl over Flock Safety's nationwide network of cameras, drivers may be curious whether their license plate information is being tracked. The website HaveIBeenFlocked.com has ...

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Flock Safety is slashing how long its license-plate cameras store data from 30 days to just seven — while forcing cops to justify every search — amid mounting scrutiny from privacy advocates and ...