At Least 10 Local Governments Have Dropped Flock Surveillance Cameras Since Summer

Since last summer, at least ten local governments have moved to end their use of Flock's surveillance cameras. The reasons cited include privacy concerns, questions about how collected data is shared and with whom, and procurement issues. The article's excerpt provides only a brief overview of these concerns, so further details about specific cities or timelines are not available here. The decisions reflect growing scrutiny of police and municipal use of automated camera systems.