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Flock Safety Tackles Misuse with New Rules | Charleston News
Flock Safety is rolling out major new rules after cops were caught misusing their license-plate cameras—tracking exes and dating partners. Data retention drops from 30 to 7 days by default, with an “Evidence Mode” for approved investigations. Police departments now control who can access their footage, blocking non-critical uses like immigration enforcement. As cities ditch Flock tech and lawmakers push for restrictions, the company’s move aims to head off privacy backlash while staying relevant for law enforcement. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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