In Boerne and surrounding towns near San Antonio, residents are rallying against Flock Safety’s license plate reader cameras, calling for their removal and data deletion after nearly 700 signatures on a petition. Critics like DeFlock Boerne label the tech mass surveillance, even sharing unverified maps of camera locations. A Kendall County commissioner who once backed the program now opposes it, citing Flock’s legal troubles and privacy concerns — likening the tech to the constant tracking we already endure via smartphones. While officials defend the cameras as public safety tools placed in visible areas, they admit the debate over privacy versus security is intensifying as community pressure mounts.
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