Why do Flock cameras spark vandalism and outrage while Americans voluntarily carry phones that collect far more personal data?

Despite growing backlash against Flock Safety’s automated license plate readers, some local governments that have voted to remove them have faced issues getting the cameras deactivated and taken down.

Portland police Detective Travis Fields suspected two auto shops in North Portland were paying cash for stolen cars and crushing them to sell for scrap metal, but he needed more evidence. Fields asked ...

Somewhere in Ashland, Ohio, a city employee is filling out a purchase order this week for a new camera pole, a new solar panel, and probably a new wiring harness. That paperwork has become awfully ...

In Utica, the pole-mounted cameras belong to the Oneida County District Attorney’s Office. The office started the program in 2007 with a $137,000 state grant for 11 cameras and the necessary ...