Driver Tracked 526 Times in Four Months, Lawsuit Alleges
TL;DR
A lawsuit in Norfolk, Virginia, reveals that Flock Safety's license plate cameras tracked two residents' locations hundreds of times over four months, raising concerns about mass surveillance and privacy violations under the Fourth Amendment. The case highlights the widespread use of ALPR technology by law enforcement and private entities, and ongoing debates about privacy rights and legal limits.
Topics:nationprivacy-and-surveillance#flock-safety#fourth-amendment#license-plate-cameras#mass-surveillance#privacy-and-surveillance#surveillance
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