Today, there's yet more evidence that the tide is turning against Flock, an automated license plate reader (ALPR) system in pervasive use around the country. Calling it "indiscriminate mass surveillance," a federal court in Oklahoma granted a woman's motion to suppress evidence found in her car after a search that was conducted based on information obtained through Flock.
The court's scathing and beautiful takedown of warrantless Flock searches is something to behold.
