Flock Safety’s nationwide license plate reader network is under fire after cops misused the tech—tracking exes and crushes—leading to 50 officer accusations. CEO apologized, pledging new safeguards: searches must tie to criminal cases, automated monitoring will tighten, and data retention drops from 30 to 7 days. But the fallout’s bigger: lawsuits challenge warrantless tracking, cross-state data sharing, and even camera placement legality. As the company scrambles to fix its system, the debate rages on—how do we balance public safety with privacy?

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