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As Flock cameras are vandalised, company unveils new safeguards

Outlet: The Times of India · TOI TECH DESK · Published 19/10/2026 10:36 UTC

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Flock Safety, known for its AI-powered license plate recognition cameras, has announced new privacy measures. These changes include mandatory case numbers for searches and a reduced data retention period. Law enforcement will now face automatic reviews for abnormal activity linked to camera usage. Critics argue that additional safeguards are necessary to protect against misuse and ensure accountability. The company continues to face scrutiny over past incidents involving its surveillance technologies.

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