Stanwood Pauses Flock Cameras Amid Public Records Lawsuits
The city of Stanwood, WA, has paused its Flock Safety license plate reader program due to lawsuits concerning whether the camera footage is subject to public records requests, highlighting a legal battle over privacy and data access.
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Southern California Woman Gets 15 Traffic Tickets After Nationwide Retailer Sells Novelty License Plates Similar to Hers
A Southern California woman is fighting 15 false traffic tickets because a retailer sold novelty license plates identical to her vanity plate, exposing flaws in automated enforcement.
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Sedona City Council Tells Staff to Get Flock Out of Town
The Sedona City Council has unanimously voted to cancel its contract with Flock Safety and remove all automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras due to privacy risks and undisclosed data sharing with federal agencies.
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US Town Turns to AI Surveillance, Privacy Fears Rise
Dunwoody, Georgia, deploys a Flock Safety AI surveillance network, including license plate readers and drones, sparking fears of privacy erosion and mass surveillance. Critics warn of unregulated data collection and potential for misuse by law enforcement.
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