Flock introduces new guardrails as Senate scrutinizes surveillance policies

Flock Safety said Wednesday it has tightened the rules for searching its database of billions of license-plate scans ahead of a Senate hearing set to scrutinize whether the company’s rapidly expanding surveillance network has outpaced me…
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