The Arizona city ended its relationship with Flock, saying that the "risk of misuse is too great" and that the cameras will be taken down.
Tempe turns off its Flock license plate reader system, citing privacy concerns and risk for 'misuse'
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Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleOver 100 U.S. local governments have canceled or refused to renew contracts with Flock…
Reported misuse of the surveillance cameras by law enforcement officers — and public distrust of the license plate readers — have…
Two Arizona cities cut ties with the license-plate reader camera company hours apart, as Senators Sanders and Hawley took aim…
Concerns about data sharing and privacy have led several jurisdictions to end or suspend their relationships with Flock
Dozens of cities have canceled their contracts with Flock. Some are switching to other companies, but privacy experts say they're…
About 23 cities have bucked contracts with Flock or disabled their APLRs since January, and roughly 98 have done so since 2021.
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