Washington Post investigation exposes misuse of Flock Safety's nationwide license plate reader network
ScottNover · x · 2026-09-30
The Washington Post has published an investigation into the misuse of Flock Safety's nationwide network of license plate readers. The piece takes readers behind the reporting, detailing how the outlet traced abuse within the sprawling surveillance camera network — a significant story on privacy and public monitoring.
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