Changes are being made to the way Flock cameras handle data. This comes after concerns were raised about privacy and potential misuse of the cameras. The company behind Flock cameras has announced adjustments to data retention and how law enforcement can access the information. Further details on these changes can be found through FOX 9 KMSP, the source of this information.
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