Flock Safety is making changes in the wake of public backlash and media reports scrutinizing how its cameras are being used to surveil American drivers.
The company is tightening its privacy and accountability safeguards for law enforcement accessing its camera network.
In a Thursday blog post, CEO Garrett Langley outlined “changes that came from listening,” including shortening the recommended default retention period for license plate data from 30 to 7 days, though the company said existing customers can keep their “current, democratically approved retention periods.”
The company will also require law enforcement customers to use a tool…
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