A surveillance technology company is facing backlash and has announced changes to its platform. The company, Flock Safety, has been under increasing scrutiny. Details of the changes are available from the source, but it is known that an announcement was made on Thursday. Further information on the changes and the company's license plate reader network can be found through ABC7 News.
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