Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A license plate reader in Milford, Conn., at left, and a speed camera in Washington, Conn., at right. The cameras operate in ...

We asked our readers which camera features don’t exist yet but should. Hundreds of ideas were proposed, ranging from the practical to the downright hilarious. Last week’s Question of the week asked: ...

It’s been a tough summer for automatic license plate readers (ALPRs). Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported that at least 50 police officers have been charged with or accused of misusing ...

MapQuest said the new "surveillance layer" available on its mobile app finds "known license plate readers" from companies like Flock Safety.

Its cameras are installed on poles at street corners, in parks and residential communities, and near countless businesses, tracking vehicles and private citizens across a growing surveillance network ...

When Justin Cowgur, a city council member in Centerton, Arkansas, was asked two years ago to vote on a contract to install Flock license-plate readers, he found it easy to say yes. The Republican wine ...

Florida banned local police from installing license-plate readers on state roads, responding to growing concern about the proliferation of surveillance cameras made by Flock Safety and other companies ...

BOISE, Idaho — As automated license plate readers become more common across Idaho, one company, Flock Safety, has become the center of the state's debate over surveillance technology. While Flock is ...