Philadelphia-Area Police Removing Flock Cameras over Privacy Concerns

Florida’s Limited Ban on Flock Cameras Only Scratches the Surface of Widespread Surveillance Concern

Florida's limited bans on automated license plate readers fail to address the massive networks operating on local roads and private property across the state. According to Florida Department of Law Enforcement guidelines, readings from these devices potentially contain not only a plate number, but also images of a vehicle’s license plate, date and time information and geographic location.

Milford considers pausing more Flock cameras amid surveillance concerns; data breach

Across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, thousands of automated license plate reader cameras help police solve crimes and recover stolen vehicles, but some departments are now removing the technology over concerns about privacy, data security and information sharing.

Philadelphia-area police removing Flock cameras over privacy concerns

Across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, thousands of automated license plate reader cameras help police solve crimes and recover stolen vehicles, but some departments are now removing the technology over concerns about privacy, data security and information sharing.

Florida’s limited ban on Flock cameras only scratches the surface of widespread surveillance concerns

Flock cameras have popped up all over Florida, particularly in metro areas. Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesAutomated license plate readers like Flock cameras have been quietly appearing on roadsides all over the U.S. Florida is no exception: Over the past several years, law enforcement agencies across Florida have signed contracts with Flock Safety, one of the largest purveyors of these technologies. Crowdsourced mapping projects currently show nearly 1…

Abington Township Ends Flock Camera Contract as Harrisburg Debates Limits

Abington Township is removing its three Flock Safety license plate cameras as Pennsylvania lawmakers hear arguments for regulating or…