Replying to @HawleyMO
Senator, where .ost people take issue is the access to the data without a warrant. As you well know as a lawyer, police need reasonable suspicion, then probable cause to get a warrant. All too frequently they are accessing the data as a means to establish suspicion or probable cause. Thats in direct conflict with the 4th amendment.

Sep 24, 2026 · 4:53 PM UTC

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Who cares about the warrant, what about the private sector? Flock can grant access to anyone. They could grant access to a Daycare and they daycare could track every car that leaves a middle school so they can find out who could be a potential customer. You guys are looking at it from one VERY VERY NARROW point of view.
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