License Plate Readers in Limbo as LAPD Becomes Latest Police Agency to Halt Use of Flock Cameras The Los Angeles Police Department's decision to suspend its use of Flock cameras has sparked hope among critics of mass surveillance.
The move is not just a response to criticism, but also a sign that law enforcement agencies are re examining their reliance on surveillance technology.
Flock's business model relies on quietly expanding into new cities through contracts with local police departments, often shrouded in secrecy.