Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Crisis | Wilmington News
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Flock cameras, a surveillance system tracking public movements—including kids on soccer fields, have sparked outrage over privacy invasion and lack of accountability. With nearly three million accesses and agency names redacted, even the CEO admitted the system failed people. In response, authorities are slashing data retention to 30 days, adding monthly oversight instead of annual reviews. Commissioners admit they were unaware of key contract details, and no decisions were made at their last meeting—though they plan to revisit the issue next month amid growing public demand for transparency and reform.
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