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Flock Cameras Under Fire | Charleston News
Flock cameras, the license plate readers dotting America’s streets, are under fire after reports surfaced of police misusing them to track exes, partners, and even random women — sparking a privacy crisis. The CEO apologized, admitting the system failed, as lawsuits loom over warrantless tracking and data sharing. In response, Flock is tightening rules: searches must tie to active criminal cases, audits will be stricter, and data retention drops from 30 to 7 days. But with cameras found in unauthorized spots and public trust fraying, the battle over tech’s role in policing — balancing safety…
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