Flock Safety pitches turning Uber and delivery cars into plate scanners
Flock Safety sought to expand its controversial plate-scanning network by pitching the Georgia Attorney General an untethered system using Nexar dashcams in Uber, Lyft, and delivery cars. The plan would scan plates, building a searchable travel map. Flock’s stationary cameras have drawn protests, and the LAPD let its contract expire over civil-liberties and privacy concerns as CNN documented cases of officers resigning or being arrested over alleged abuse of the system. Flock now covers 5,000+ U.S. communities and sought to scale to 350,000