Flock Safety cameras scan billions of plates monthly with no public vote. DEFLOCK aims to make unauthorized deployment a ...

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A Note From the Author What follows is a summary of how license plate surveillance cameras were installed across the country without public consent, the cities and states that have fought back and won ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — There is a growing partnership between law enforcement and private companies, like Flock Safety, to expand ...

The CEO of Flock Safety, the company that runs an enormous network of cameras used by police departments across the U.S., ...

Automatic license plate readers like Flock aren’t your standard traffic cameras; they create digital “fingerprints” of ...

As a movement against $8.3 billion Flock Safety’s license plate readers gathers momentum, company CEO Garrett Langley tells ...

We are currently living under a level of unprecedented surveillance by seemingly unregulated technology companies. Well over 100,000 cameras have popped up in the United States over the last couple of ...

From New York to Alabama to Arizona, everyday people are mounting a local resistance to the company’s mass surveillance. And sometimes, they take matters into their own hands. Len Phillips had just ...

Will Freeman has founded a crowd-sourced project to map automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in the US and abroad, concerned about the invasion of privacy these cameras pose. The project is ...

Flock traffic cameras have become an everyday part of driving on highways across the United States. But the type of data they collect and the extent to which it's used have become serious points of ...

As people across Wyoming raise concerns over license plate reader cameras, they're mapping cameras that might not actually be ...