Answering Common Questions About Flock

Flock LPR captures public vehicle info at a single point in time, not continuous movement.

License plates must be displayed on vehicles on public roadways in all 50 states.

Flock LPR only captures the back of vehicles, not biometric data or faces.

Flock LPR only collects visible vehicle characteristics and license plates, not personal info.

Flock defaults to 30-day data retention, adjustable based on local needs.

Flock gives customers full data ownership, auto-deleting data after 30 days, and prevents unauthorized sharing.

Data sharing is controlled by the customer agency, not Flock.

Private customers cannot access law enforcement data but can share their own.

Flock clients control their data; no secret federal agency access or "backdoors" exist.

Flock does not sell customer data. Customers control sharing, which is off by default.

Courts find ALPRs constitutional, solving crimes while respecting civil liberties.

Flock LPR reduced auto theft in San Diego/San Francisco and found 2,000+ missing persons.