San Francisco’s Use of Flock Safety Cameras Sparks Privacy Debate
October 2, 2026
In SF, car thefts have dropped 59% since 2022. Tech like AI-powered license plate cameras plays a key role in this.
In SF, car thefts have dropped 59% since 2022. Tech like AI-powered license plate cameras plays a key role in this.
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