WIRED report details Flock's pricing and contracts in over two dozen cities.

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WIRED magazine has analyzed contracts from more than two dozen American cities and towns. The investigation focused on Flock Safety, a company that sells automated license plate reader systems. The report details how the company's pricing and business model functions. It also compares Flock's approach to that of its competitors in the surveillance technology market.

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