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The Supreme Court Just Lit a Fuse Under Flock's License Plate Camera Empire
Lee Schmidt and Crystal Arrington just wanted to drive around Norfolk, Virginia, without a government contractor logging ...
Flock Safety's AI license plate readers now cover 80,000+ US locations, sparking a counter-movement of infrared sprays, ...
The Columbus Division of Police has disabled the "nationwide network function" in its Flock license plate reader system, a police spokesperson told The Dispatch. That decision appears to box out other ...
US AI giants are planting flags in London at a pace the city has never seen, and in doing so they are turning the British capital into the clearest rival to San Francisco, while making life harder for ...
A hot potato: Several police officers across multiple states and jurisdictions have been arrested in recent months for allegedly using AI-powered Flock license plate readers to stalk their ex-partners ...
The new dating app for rural New Zealand, Howdy, is proving popular in the wake of its launch, with 1800 downloads and counting, adding to the more than 30,000 users on the platform across the Tasman.
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Police keep using Flock cameras to stalk their exes
A Kansas police chief tracked his ex-girlfriend’s car 164 times over four months. A Florida officer queried his girlfriend’s license plate 70 times in seven months, then sat outside her workplace in ...
AUBURN — The Auburn Police Department has used Flock Safety cameras for drug investigations, finding a missing person and even to prove someone did not commit a crime.
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