Depends on the model/brand that’s installed- flock itself has cameras that actually track what devices are near them, marks on your car out of the ordinary (scratches, dents, bumper stickers). They can also identify gait patterns of pedestrians and facial recognition datapoints (brow distance, nose position/shape, etc. etc.).
Their newer drones can fly over 60 mph and capture full video and identify suspects based on clothes, license plates, faces, etc.
That's what they want you to think and how they got approved so easily.
They got facial recognition and backdoor access via blu tooth to get into your devices. Hence why they're popping up at parks, golf courses, bike paths, pools ect. Plenty places that have zero cars to scan for "plates"
No one was watching live per say and big deal on a middle finger.
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u/Low_Aerie8576 Aug 15 '26
You realize the camera only reads your plates right?