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Flock revises privacy policy: Here’s what to know Original

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By Michael Rinker Verified
| WAVY-TV (Portsmouth, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — By the start of 2027, law enforcement agencies that use Flock cameras will have to implement the company’s recently announced changes. For starters, Flock is limiting its data retention window from 30 days down to just seven. However, an agency can amend that timeframe based on local or state policy. Customers will have to use an audit tool that will flag abnormal behavior. The user would then be locked out pending an internal review.
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Local non-profits send units to assist rescue & recovery efforts in Colombia

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By Michael Rinker Verified
| WAVY-TV (Portsmouth, VA) Verified
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — After a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia, two locally based non-profits will be on the ground to assist rescue & recovery efforts. Portsmouth-based Mercy Chefs announced that units of their global response team will deploy to reach communities near the epicenter of the quake. Virginia Beach-based Operation Blessing announced on Tuesday that members of its Global Disaster Response team are being deployed to Colombia as well.
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Local non-profits send units to assist rescue & recovery efforts in Colombia

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By Michael Rinker Verified
| Yahoo Verified
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — After a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia, two locally based non-profits will be on the ground to assist rescue & recovery efforts. Portsmouth-based Mercy Chefs announced that units of their global response team will deploy to reach communities near the epicenter of the quake. "Our team is on the ground in Colombia right now; they will be setting up kitchens this evening.
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