Flock License Plate Readers

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Flock License Plate Readers (previously known as Flock Safety Falcon), are a line of security cameras used by local law enforcement.

Flock License Plate Readers

Basic Information
Release Year	2024
Product Type	Cameras, Security
In Production	Yes
Official Website	https://www.flocksafety.com/products/license-plate-readers

Consumer impact summary

Freedom

There is no known way for individuals to opt-out of license plate readers from recording their vehicle's license plate.

Privacy

According to Flock Safety's website, the license plate readers don't violate an American's fourth amendment rights' due to them saying "license plates are not personal information" and "[the cameras] are not following a person around their daily business", despite law enforcement's ability to identify an individual based on a license plate number.. Flock also states the recordings and data is automatically "hard deleted" after 30 days.

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This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the Flock License Plate Readers category.

Privacy concerns (2025)

Main article: Privacy concerns with Flock cameras

Many have voiced their concerns regarding the use of these cameras. Organizations such as No ALPRS (No Automatic License Plate Readers) are made up of state and local organizations to fight against the implementation of automatic license plate readers (ALPRs). Tools such as DeFlock make it easy for people to identify the locations of the ALPRs, with there being over 30,000 reported worldwide. The cameras are a primary talking point in American cities such as Austin and Denver, with Home Depot and Lowe's being the most common storefronts for them.

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