Are Flock License Plate Cameras Violating Your Privacy in New York? @TullyRinckey
Are Flock License Plate Cameras Violating Your Privacy in New York?  @TullyRinckey
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Are Flock License Plate Cameras Violating Your Privacy in New York?

More than 1,000 Flock automated license plate reader cameras are reportedly operating across New York, raising a growing debate over public safety, surveillance and Fourth Amendment privacy rights.

New York Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter is pushing legislation that would significantly restrict how license plate reader data can be collected, stored and used. Supporters of the technology argue the cameras can provide law enforcement with valuable information during criminal and national security investigations, while critics question whether tracking and retaining information about people's movements goes too far.

Tully Rinckey founding partner Greg Rinckey spoke with News10 about the legal issues surrounding the technology, including what privacy protections people generally have when they are in public.

Watch the full report for more on the debate over Flock cameras and potential restrictions in New York.

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Are Flock License Plate Cameras Violating Your Privacy in New York?

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