Those cameras popping up on your street corner aren't just reading license plates. From secret city contracts to disturbing security vulnerabilities, here is the dark reality behind the Flock network.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Perhaps George Orwell was 42 years too early. Big Brother's eyes are upon you – and they know where you've been and what you've ...

XbotGo is a fairly new company that strictly makes AI auto-tracking sports cameras and related products. The company found ...

When Justin Cowgur, a city council member in Centerton, Arkansas, was asked two years ago to vote on a contract to install Flock license-plate readers, he found it easy to say yes. The Republican wine ...

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A startup built by engineers who previously worked on some of DJI's most complex camera products has opened a Kickstarter pre-launch page for a handheld robotic camera that can lock onto a moving bird ...

Officials across party lines are moving to dismantle the growing network of cameras tracking American drivers. Several state and federal officials are calling to restrict automated license plate ...

The cameras are used in communities across Michigan and around the country. Civil liberty advocates say they pose privacy concerns. Some communities are rethinking their use of the cameras. Robert ...

Perhaps George Orwell was 42 years too early. Big Brother’s eyes are upon you – and they know where you’ve been and what you’ve been doing. Thousands of cities in 49 states now use Flock cameras to ...