New Tool Lets Drivers Check if Their License Plate Was Searched by Private Surveillance

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The Have I Been Flocked site compiles FOIA-obtained audit logs to show whether a driver’s license plate has been looked up in Flock Safety’s private camera network, including the reason given for the lookup; it does not reveal whether a vehicle passed a camera or if the driver is under investigation. Flock operates over 120,000 AI-powered cameras that share data with police and governments, and while supporters see it as a policing tool, privacy advocates point to potential misuse and backlash, as shown by vandalism incidents against cameras.
- Has your car been recorded or license plate searched? ‘Have I Been Flocked’ site lets you check nypost.com
- Website tells you if Flock has searched for your license plate in their database WSTM
- 'Have I Been Flocked' website lets drivers find out if their vehicles have been searched in Flock camera system KING5.com
- Flock announces changes amid backlash over its license plate reader network AP News
- Was your license plate searched in Flock's system? Connecticut drivers can check CT Insider
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