'Have I been Flocked?': Website helps drivers check if Flock cameras scanned their plates

5 articles, oldest first.

1. Breitbart News

   ‘Have I Been Flocked’ Website Lets You Check If Police Searched for Your Car Using Flock Camera System ↗ (opens Breitbart News)

   Published Aug 19, 2026

   Breitbart News's feed description

   A new website allows drivers to find out whether their license plate has been photographed and searched through law enforcement agencies’ Flock camera systems.

2. FOX 46 Charlotte

   'Have I been Flocked?': Website to search if license plates have been searched in Flock camera databases grows ↗ (opens FOX 46 Charlotte)

   Published Aug 20, 2026

   Same headline from 2 more outlets

   FOX 46 Charlotte's feed description

   Privacy advocacy group DeFlock launched a weeklong campaign to question the effectiveness of automatic license plate reader technology while Waxhaw Police Chief Dexter Wilson defended the utility of his department's Flock cameras in solving crimes.

3. WSPA Greenville-Spartanburg

   'Have I been Flocked?': Website helps drivers check if Flock cameras scanned their plates ↗ (opens WSPA Greenville-Spartanburg)

   Published Aug 21, 2026

   WSPA Greenville-Spartanburg's feed description

   Privacy advocacy group DeFlock launched a weeklong campaign to question the effectiveness of automatic license plate reader technology while Waxhaw Police Chief Dexter Wilson defended the utility of his department's Flock cameras in solving crimes.

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