It’s not people who were directly found using them, but how many cases the law enforcement actually searched flock data. Whether or not that data actually caused the law enforcement to find anyone is going to be hard to actually track.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/dps-license-plate-readers-find-abducted-children-houston-flock/285-69e26c5f-68c0-45a5-8c32-e4052760aa1b

You have to look at individual cases to see if the cameras made a big impact on the case

I said the source in my post and linked to it

I stand corrected

https://www.flocksafety.com/blog/how-effective-is-flock

Flock claims to have helped find 10,000 missing persons

Or you have a funny picture of Vance on your phone and immigration doesn’t allow you in

You can still have privacy issues. For example, everything’s encrypted, but you’re the only one with the exact fingerprint so every adveriser and government agency knowns who you are

It’s not as easy to see. If you miss the first two numbers then you can’t reasonably guess it. You can see the whole pattern even if you glanced for 0.3 seconds

In fact, it runs on linux so well this software had to re-write .NET components from scratch to make it actually run on Linux

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