Wisconsin cities bolt Flock, shrinking the shared ALPR network
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Wisconsin towns pulling out of Flock’s shared license-plate reader program over privacy concerns are eroding the network’s usefulness, as fewer partner agencies mean less data access and a weaker network effect, prompting switches to other vendors and tighter safeguards.
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