Atlanta suburb Alpharetta shares Flock camera data with thousands of organizations
Alpharetta, Georgia police share data from Flock surveillance cameras with over 2,000 organizations, including federal agencies and local commissions. This extensive data-sharing network demonstrates how surveillance technology has become deeply embedded across government agencies with potentially invasive implications for privacy. The case illustrates the broad reach and scope of automated license plate reader networks that operate with limited public oversight.
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How an Atlanta Suburb Ended Up Sharing Flock Data With More Than 2,000 Organizations
Alpharetta, Georgia police share data from Flock surveillance cameras with over 2,000 organizations, including federal agencies and local commissions. This extensive data-sharing network demonstrates how surveillance technology has become deeply embedded across government agencies with potentially invasive implications for privacy. The case illustrates the broad reach and scope of automated license plate reader networks that operate with limited public oversight.
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