Boston dumps Flock, says it shared data nationwide in violation of contract
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波士顿市政府已停用Flock Safety的车牌识别摄像头。市长吴弭表示，因该公司违反合同条款，将数据在全国范围内共享，市府决定放弃使用。波士顿年度监控技术报告指出，2025年4月至9月试点期间，警方部署了约45台自动车牌识别摄像头，而未经授权的数据共享发生在试点最初几天，原因是Flock的“供应商错误”。
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.
"We have actually abandoned Flock," Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said in her monthly "Ask the Mayor" segment on GBH News last week. Wu made the comment a few days before the release of Boston's annual surveillance technology report, which said a Flock "vendor error" resulted in nationwide data sharing.
The report, which covers 2025, describes how the Boston Police Department deployed about 45 Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras in a trial with Flock from April to September last year. The unauthorized data sharing occurred during the first few days of the pilot, the report said:
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