Cabot pauses use of Flock cameras amid debate over the cost of personal privacy

A city mayor has temporarily shut down the city's automated license plate reader cameras after residents raised privacy concerns. The cameras, called Flock Safety devices, had been in use in the city of Cabot but are now disabled while the concerns are addressed.

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Ran by 2 outlets· Local Memphis, Thv11
Local MemphisCenter· 52d ago

Cabot pauses use of Flock cameras amid debate over the cost of personal privacy

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Cabot pauses use of Flock cameras amid debate over the cost of personal privacy

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FOX 16 Little RockCenter· 55d ago

Cabot temporarily disables all Flock cameras

KARK Little RockCenter· 55d ago

Cabot temporarily disables all Flock cameras

Thv11Center· 55d ago

City of Cabot suspending use of Flock cameras, mayor says | What we know

Cabot halts use of Flock license plate readers, pending review of technology

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