“Flock camera data is sent to a national database housed in Amazon Web Services.”
Flock Safety stores captured license plate and vehicle data in the cloud using Amazon Web Services (AWS), and this data is accessible via a networked system that allows law enforcement agencies to share and search information across jurisdictions.
It is well-documented that Flock Safety utilizes Amazon Web Services (AWS) for cloud storage and data processing. While Flock emphasizes that data is owned by the local agency and not the company itself, the system functions as a large, interconnected network where participating law enforcement agencies can choose to share their data with others, effectively creating a searchable nationwide network of surveillance data.
Judged as of Jul 3, 2026— the video's publish date
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