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Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Debate | Lansing News
Flock cameras—automated license plate readers spreading fast across Michigan—are sparking a privacy firestorm. While they help find missing persons and aid investigations, critics call them “creepy” surveillance tools violating the Fourth Amendment. Flock Safety’s new moves—cutting data storage to seven days, letting cities control access, and going public with contracts—aim to ease concerns, but misuse cases and low crime links persist. The debate over safety vs. privacy rages on as citizens use sites like DeFlock to track this expanding network. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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