Flock Safety cameras face nationwide scrutiny over privacy concerns and roadside hazards

Flock Safety cameras, which record and analyze vehicle data across the United States, are facing increasing scrutiny from privacy advocates, motorists, and local governments. While law enforcement agencies praise the technology as a vital tool for solving crimes and locating missing persons, critics argue that the constant surveillance represents a significant government intrusion into personal liberties. In Delaware, the technology is used by numerous police forces to identify vehicles tied to crimes, yet residents express concern over the potential for misuse and the lack of public input. Some critics, such as Bud Glassner, argue that the cameras are

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