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Flock Surveillance Sparks Privacy Debate | Charleston News
West Virginia lawmakers are racing to regulate new surveillance tech Flock, which uses license plate readers and cameras—just approved in Huntington for $2.1 million. As privacy advocates like the Institute for Justice push for warrants before police access location data, Flock’s reps admit guardrails are needed. Residents and legislators alike are sounding alarms over data storage, tracking scope, and who controls it—all while bipartisan bills aim to limit retention and define camera use, especially with federal agencies potentially involved. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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