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Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine
Raleigh Magazine
Who’s Watching Raleigh?
OCT 20, 202614 MIN
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Description
Your license plate could be getting more screen time than you are. Flock cameras help police find stolen cars and missing people, but their growing presence in Raleigh raises questions about who’s tracking your movements and who can access that data. Gina Stephens and Melissa Howsam talk public safety, privacy and the fine print of living in a world that’s always watching.
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