Cris van Pelt's website "Have I Been Flocked?" is visited by thousands of people a day, but he told BI that "ending Flock is ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A photo of your license plate captured by a Flock Safety camera can remain searchable for 30 days under the ...

Fort Smith police cut Flock data retention from 30 days to seven and blocked outside agencies from searching the city's ...

Flock Safety cameras in one Atlanta suburb share license plate data with 2,000+ agencies nationwide, exposing how local vendor defaults build silent surveillance networks.

Fearing the potential for invasive monitoring or abuse, more people now oppose law enforcement’s use of AI-powered cameras ...

Flock's plate reader cameras have sparked a heated debate over mass surveillance, spurring protests and arrests in Chicago's ...

A new tool allows you to check if your license plate was searched in the controversial Flock surveillance system.

The use of these cameras promotes law enforcement’s reliance on unproven technology that is incompatible with a free society,” writes columnist.

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While Reno-Sparks law enforcement expands surveillance cameras looking at license plates, critics are upping their efforts, ...

The Institute for Justice, a public interest law firm, is regularly updating incidents that range from the arrest of law ...

Alabama drivers can look up whether their license plate appears in public Flock Safety search records. Here's how.