Multiple sourcesALPR· Unspecified, Unspecified
The Close: HOA surveillance becoming a buyer due-diligence problem; Flock retention defaults differ by source
The Close reports that some HOAs are reconsidering Flock cameras over questions about who can access vehicle data. Flock told the outlet HOA accounts default to 30-day retention and no sharing, while its general FAQ cites seven days, so boards should verify settings for their own account. The piece frames surveillance as a due-diligence item alongside reserves and insurance.
- Outcome
- Outcome unclear
- Agency
- Not disclosed
- Vendor
- Not publicly identified
- Technology role
- role not yet confirmed
- Crime category
- unspecified
- Incident date
- —
- Publication date
- 10/5/2026
- Confidence
- 77%
Sources (1)
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