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How to Check if Your License Plate Has Been Tracked by Flock Safety Surveillance Systems

By

pkaeding

5mo agoen

Summary

The article discusses Flock Safety's automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems used by law enforcement across the U.S. It explains how these systems capture license plate data and vehicle characteristics, creating detailed travel histories. The article provides information on how individuals can check if their license plates have been tracked through Flock Safety's audit logs, which are required by law in some states. It raises privacy concerns about the widespread surveillance and data collection by these systems.

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Flock Safety's automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems are used by law enforcement agencies across the United States to capture license plate data and vehicle characteristics.
These systems create detailed travel histories that can show where a vehicle has been and when, raising significant privacy concerns.
Some states have laws requiring law enforcement agencies to provide audit logs showing when they've accessed license plate data.
The widespread adoption of Flock Safety systems means millions of vehicles are being tracked daily without most drivers' knowledge.
Individuals concerned about privacy can check if their license plates appear in Flock Safety audit logs through specific procedures.
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Have police looked up your travel history? Search Flock Safety audit logs for your license plate

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