
Has Your Car Been Read By A Flock Camera? Find Out Now!
There has been plenty of talk about government agencies using Flock Cameras to scan license plates and create a database of information about vehicles across the state. There is now a website that you can use to see if your vehicle has been "Flocked"
Has Your Vehicle Been Scanned By A Flock Camera?
There is a website where you can enter your license plate number and see if it has been caught by a Flock camera. The website is called HaveIbeenflocked.com, and it uses public records to see what license plates have been recorded on Flock cameras.
When you log into the site, you will be asked to enter your license plate number. If it has been recorded by a Flock camera, you will get a message like this. It gives you the details about the recording.
If your plate has not been recorded, you will see a message like this.
What Are Flock Cameras?
Flock cameras are automated license plate recognition and vehicle surveillance systems that are used by law enforcement agencies to capture vehicle information.
The use of Flock cameras has caused a debate on the amount of data they collect and privacy issues that arise from that data. Flock cameras collect several different types of data, including license plates, make, model, color, and unique features like roof racks or bumper stickers on vehicles.
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Most Flock cameras use solar power or batteries to run and upload their data to a cloud-based system.
Has your vehicle been Flocked? Let us know HERE or send us a message using our free app.











