Is Your Plate in Flock's Sights? How to Check in Las Vegas

As Flock Safety’s license-plate cameras proliferate in the Las Vegas area, HaveIBeenFlocked.com lets people see whether their plate has been searched in the Flock database by querying audit logs. The site relies on publicly available transparency portals and FOIA requests and states it does not store searched license plate numbers. Local officials say the valley has hundreds of Flock and Motorola cameras, plus privately owned ones, giving law enforcement and others access to video data. The article notes ALPR privacy concerns while explaining how HaveIBeenFlocked works and what users can learn from their searches (not actual camera footage, just search activity).
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