Ars Technica·4 min read

Boston dumps Flock, says it shared data nationwide in violation of contract

Jon Brodkin
Boston dumps Flock, says it shared data nationwide in violation of contract
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Whoops Boston dumps Flock, says it shared data nationwide in violation of contract City: Flock enabled “nationwide lookup” despite contract requiring it to be disabled.

4 Flock license plate reader and camera with solar panel in Pleasant Hill, California on April 16, 2026. Credit: Getty Images | Smith Collection/Gado Flock license plate reader and camera with solar panel in Pleasant Hill, California on April 16, 2026. Credit: Getty Images | Smith Collection/Gado Text settings Story text Size Small Standard Large Width * Standard Wide Links Standard Orange * Subscribers only Learn more Minimize to nav The Boston city government abandoned Flock Safety’s license-plate reader cameras after the company shared data nationwide in violation of a contract provision, according to city officials.

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