Flock Cameras In Bozeman Spark Privacy Concerns Across Montana

People who want to learn more about how Flock cameras work can visit flocksafety.com

Bozeman, Mont. — AI-powered Flock cameras are drawing attention in Montana as communities weigh public safety benefits against privacy concerns.  

These cameras can do more than capture a passing vehicle. They can identify a car’s make, model, color, and license plate number. Flock cameras are designed to track license plates, mainly to help law enforcement investigations and support public safety. The data collected by the cameras is deleted after 30 days 

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