Flock Safety Caught Repeatedly Lying to City Councils and Police About ALPR Cameras

The ACLU has reported that Flock Safety, a maker of automated licence plate reader (ALPR) cameras, has repeatedly provided false information to city councils, police departments and the public across the United States. The allegations concern misleading claims about the cameras' capabilities, data retention and how the information is used. The case raises serious concerns about citizen privacy and the trustworthiness of surveillance technology vendors.

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