Another Mass. community drops Flock cameras over data, security concerns
Police Chief Michael Jenkins said East Bridgewater will keep one camera but install no more after concerns over data practices and security.
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Two more Mass. towns drop controversial Flock surveillance cameras - The Boston Globe
Grafton and East Bridgewater joined more than a dozen other Massachusetts police departments to opt out of the license plate reader cameras amid concerns over misuse and privacy.
East Bridgewater police terminate Flock contract - Boston News, Weather, Sports
EAST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. (WHDH) - East Bridgewater police announced that the force will terminate its contract with Flock Safety.The department has not identified any misuse
Another Mass. community drops Flock cameras over data, security concerns
East Bridgewater is the latest Massachusetts community to terminate its contract with Flock Safety, citing concerns about data practices, security and questions raised by community members.
East Bridgewater Police Department to Terminate Contract with Flock Safety
EAST BRIDGEWATER — Chief Michael Jenkins announces that the East Bridgewater Police Department will terminate its contract with Flock Safety following a through review prompted by concerns from community members. The department recently began the process of adding four Flock automated license plate reader cameras in town. One camera was installed, but the system had not become fully operational when Chief Jenkins paused the project to allow for…
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