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Flock Cameras Will Now Keep Your Car's Photos For 7 Days By Default, Not 30

While this news from Flock comes with an important caveat, it's one of several updates, including flagging abnormal activity by officers using this ALPR data.

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JalopnikLean L·1h ago
Flock Cameras Will Now Keep Your Car's Photos For 7 Days By Default, Not 30
While this news from Flock comes with an important caveat, it's one of several updates, including flagging abnormal activity by officers using this ALPR data.
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