What we learned about how long Flock keeps license plate images — and who can search them

Flock typically keeps license plate images for 30 days, but access rules vary by agency. An Ohio lawmaker wants to cut ...

Are Flock cameras in your neighborhood? Here's how to check

Websites like DeFlock allow online users to track where automated license plate readers are installed throughout the United ...

Police use Flock to search license plates. Now there's a viral website to see if yours was one of them.

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 ...

How are Flock cameras used in Tampa Bay? Here’s what we know.

Pay attention while you’re driving, and somewhere in your neighborhood you might spot a tall, black pole with an oval-shaped ...
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My Guaranteed Steps to Tell if a New Device Is a Flock Camera

If it doesn’t appear your local government is using Flock cameras, try to find out who owns the property with a camera on it, ...
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Seeing Flock cameras everywhere in Texas? What they do and where they are

Automatic license plate readers, known as Flock cameras, are sparking a national debate over privacy concerns. The cameras capture a vehicle's license plate, description, time, and location, but do ...