Cities nationwide are rejecting Flock Safety cameras after security flaws exposed residents to unauthorized tracking and federal surveillance.

Your license plate, even bumper stickers, could be among 300,000 images police share every month, and need no warrant to ...

The city paused its network in May due to public records concerns. On Monday, a bill was signed exempting the footage from ...

While recognizing the need to tighten legislation around data collection, Councilman Jim Posch said a common pleas court ...

The growing use and in some cases misuse of the technology is creating serious privacy concerns and a raging debate: Is this ...

The move comes as North Bay communities increasingly grapple with the balance between enhanced public safety tools and the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Feb. 13 (UPI) --Amazon-owned Ring announced it is ending its partnership with Flock Safety, a company whose artificial ...

Stanwood currently has 14 Flock cameras positioned along major routes entering and leaving the city, according to a news ...

Tempe currently uses ALPRs supplied by Flock Safety, a company that has come under fire for allowing federal agencies to ...

City Council approved a $3.15 million contract amendment with Flock to add a drone program, despite strong public opposition ...

The license plate readers have been used to help identify suspects and find missing people, but they come with serious ...