Wisconsin Cops Tracked a Man Across State Lines With Flock Cameras to Arrest Him for Weed
THE SO WHAT
Automated license-plate networks like Flock are quietly becoming cross-jurisdictional tracking infrastructure for low-level offenses, not just violent crime. If your business depends on physical movement of people or goods, assume location privacy is a policy choice, not a default right.
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