alt Hacker News> But the cops can access the private land cameras.
Not for free, they can't. Flock isn't a charity. So your local cops can't get the data, but others can.
> But the cops can access the private land cameras.
Not for free, they can't. Flock isn't a charity. So your local cops can't get the data, but others can.
Hmm when I was in discussion with a couple different flock deployments that’s not how the arrangement works. The customer (not the police), the entity paying for the camera can opt in to sharing the data with local police. Under that arrangement the police did not pay for anything. Now certainly cities and police agencies may have their own deployment but the camera is the product the feature benefit is the data share. Maybe it’s change since I last was looking at it.