Florida counties begin dismantling license-plate reader cameras

Following state, local governments end use of Flock cameras

Orlando Sentinel • 01 sept. 19h48

Following a state order, law-enforcement agencies in several Central Florida counties are dismantling license-plate reader cameras, citing privacy concerns and potential misuse.

Florida bans Flock Safety cameras from state roads over privacy fears

Fox Business • 01 sept. 16h16

The Florida Department of Transportation ordered police to remove automated license-plate readers from state roads within 30 days, citing privacy concerns and reports of data misuse.

Florida orders Flock cameras off of state roads

Orlando Sentinel • 01 sept. 01h02

The Florida Department of Transportation ordered the removal of Flock and similar license-plate reader cameras from state highways within 30 days and will no longer issue permits, citing privacy and data-use concerns.

Florida bans Flock and other license plate readers from state highways

NBC News • 31 août 22h46

The Florida Department of Transportation withdrew permission for local police to install automatic license-plate readers on state right-of-way land, citing privacy concerns and reports of misuse.

Florida Orders Removal of Flock Cameras From State Highways

Business Insider • 31 août 22h00

The Florida Department of Transportation ordered the removal of Flock Safety's automated license-plate readers from state highways within 30 days, prompting several county sheriffs to discontinue their use.

Flock cameras must be pulled from Florida state roads within 30 days, DeSantis orders

FOX 13 Tampa Bay • 31 août 20h59

The Florida Department of Transportation revoked approvals for automated license-plate readers on state roads, giving agencies 30 days to take down the devices and halting future installations.

Gov. DeSantis bans Flock cameras from state highways

WCTV • 31 août 19h14

Governor Ron DeSantis directed that all Flock automated license-plate reader cameras be taken down from Florida’s state highway system within 30 days, citing concerns over potential misuse.