Arizona suburbs drop Flock license plate cameras amid privacy backlash
Two Phoenix-area municipalities, Tempe and Cave Creek, terminated their contracts with Flock Safety on Wednesday, citing data misuse concerns and a recent camera theft. Tempe had an $80,000 agreement with the company, while Cave Creek removed the technology entirely. Anti-surveillance group DeFlock reports that over 90 cities have now canceled or rejected the automated license plate readers.
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