★ Independent, reader-supported & ad-free · Watching the watchers in all 50 states ★ Support Us
Watch · Our Take

Flock cameras face scrutiny from Senators after woman's wrongful arrest

13WHAM ABC News · 3 weeks ago

Our Take

A nationwide network of automated license plate readers is facing bipartisan scrutiny on Capitol Hill over privacy concerns and cases in which the technology has allegedly been misused. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism held a hearing Wednesday examining Flock Safety and other surveillance technology. Flock operates roughly 120,000 AI-powered cameras across the United States that capture vehicle…

This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of 13WHAM ABC News, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.

See the cameras near you → Take action

More to watch

▶Lindsay DeFranco for Georgia · 1 month agoI Asked Questions About Flock Cameras. Milton, GA Councilwoman Called Me a Liar.▶LiberalMind · 3 hours ago20 Billion Scans a Month: Flock Is Watching Everyone — Even the Innocent▶KPIX | CBS NEWS BAY AREA · 3 hours agoProtesters against Flock ALPR cameras rally outside TechCrunch Disrupt conference in SF

All video coverage →

Related reading

Daily BriefingSurveillance Daily: October 14, 2026The 5 surveillance stories that matter today, with our take on each.Read →News AnalysisPenn State Drops Flock Cameras: What It MeansPenn State has scrapped its Flock license plate camera program, per WPSU. Here's why that decision matters for privacy everywhere.Read →News AnalysisWhen Flock Cameras Misread Plates: Why It MattersALPR systems make mistakes. Here's how a misread plate can turn an innocent driver into a police stop, and what you can do about it.Read →

All surveillance news →