Just because Flock calls the cameras, doesn’t mean they take pictures.

They collect anything they can.

Police departments buy a subscription plan to use them for license plates. The departments can upgrade or get a subpoena to use facial recognition or access more data.

But that is NOT all that Flock devices collect. Flock devices capture all data that becomes available in range. And it uses AI to enhance that data.

They collect make, model, color of car and speed.

They collect data from your car sensors, down to your tire pressure.

They collect all data from your cars digital interface panel including your gps route, calls you make, and what you’re listening to.

They collect images (why they get away with calling them cameras) and use facial recognition to ID the driver and all passengers.

They use AI to enhance images to identify what you have in the car.

They read and collect data from all devices in range, not only your cars interface but your phones, tablets, and even pet microchips.

The massive amounts of data will be stored in data centers.

This is just the beginning of what they can access.

The police departments can’t access it yet.

But it is all collected. Doesn’t mean anyone is using all the data yet. But it is all collected.

Where is it being stored?

The ‘cloud’ I.e data centers.