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Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Debate | Seattle News
Flock cameras are sparking fierce protests in Renton and Seattle as privacy advocates push back against surveillance tech that tracks license plates and stores footage — now cut from 30 to just 7 days amid fears of misuse. While supporters tout success stories like catching burglars, critics argue it’s mass monitoring with little crime-prevention proof. With 2,000 Flock cameras active across Washington — despite Seattle’s own rejection of the system — the debate rages on, fueled by new state laws trying to balance safety and privacy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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