"It does not capture personal information, use facial recognition, or record video or audio," Twin Falls Police said in part.

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Bluffton police explain Flock cameras. The department says the readers help solve crimes, not track people around town.

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Police in Victoria have not ruled out future use of AI as part of its number plate recognition cameras, as they quietly upgrade their technology.