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Wilmington Ends Flock Cameras Over Data Control | Dover News
Wilmington’s decision to shut down four Flock license plate cameras sparks debate over data control, while still relying on one vendor for public safety. Councilwoman Yolanda McCoy supports the tech but insists it must be used responsibly—warning against misuse by third parties and demanding accountability from vendors. The remaining cameras only log vehicle details without issuing tickets, helping track stolen cars, and she acknowledges public concerns about surveillance, stressing that trust hinges on how data is managed and who accesses it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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