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- Physical access is required to exploit the flaws in Flock's camera system
- Flávio Bolsonaro is proposing to expand the Flock surveillance system with AI facial recognition
- Flock's cameras are protected by on-device encryption
- Images are only briefly retained on the device before being forwarded to the cloud
- A security researcher noted some flaws in Flock's system
Statements attributed to it
- The cameras can also identify cars by make and model, and read bumper stickers.
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- The company’s website advertises that the cameras “stop crime in real time” by alerting officers “the moment a suspect car passes by.”
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- The cameras do not use facial recognition.
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- Physical access is required to exploit the flaws in Flock's camera system
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- Flock says the cameras are integral to public safety, capturing details that help investigators, including plate numbers and vehicle make and model.
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- The cameras log the plate of every car that passes and upload it to a massive database.
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- Flock's cameras are protected by on-device encryption
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- Images are only briefly retained on the device before being forwarded to the cloud
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- Scans are deleted after 30 days.
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- Flock says its cameras scan license plates billions of times each month in communities in nearly every state.
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