Flock cameras are taking over, but many Americans are pushing back

A diverse coalition of Americans spanning libertarians, MAGA supporters, traditional conservatives, and progressives are increasingly pushing back against the proliferation of automated license plate reader cameras, particularly those made by Flock Safety. Critics argue that Flock's business model, which shares data across a massive national network and retains it for 30 days by default, trades personal privacy for corporate profit. While proponents argue the technology helps solve crimes and locate missing persons, concerns persist regarding data misuse by law enforcement, transparency issues involving federal agencies, and the fundamental overreach of tracking everyday citizens.

(Source：Military.com)