Ditch or switch? Colorado governments decide fate of Flock cameras
Colorado municipalities are reevaluating the use of Flock automatic license plate reading cameras due to privacy concerns. Some local governments have canceled contracts and removed the technology following public outcry.
Flock cameras have become the focus of a nationwide debate over privacy, data and law enforcement tools as the technology has been rapidly deployed across Colorado. As public outcry has grown over the use of automatic license plate reading cameras, governments in Colorado have responded by canceling contracts, removing cameras and reviewing their own policies […]
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