Viral Website Allows Public to Check if License Plates Were Scanned by Police
A new viral website has emerged, enabling individuals to check if their license plates have been scanned by police using Flock technology. This development comes as police increasingly utilize Flock systems for license plate searches.
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Police use Flock to search license plates. Now there's a viral website to see if yours was one of them.
Cris van Pelt, the founder of Have I Been Flocked?, said drivers have more to worry about than Flock cameras. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images A website called "Have I Been Flocked?" is trying to add transparency to license plate readers. The website's founder spoke to BI about its popularity and mission. "Ending Flock is not the end game," he said The national debate over Flock Safety's license-plate reader technology has turned a website built by a former software engineer into a sensation. ...
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