Flock Safety claims that data from ALPR’s is only stored in the cloud for 30 days and all data collected is owned by the customer and not Flock. Cities such as Parkersburg and Clarksburg use some Flock technology. Kevin Kane, the director of government affairs for Flock Safety, told committee members Sunday that data collected through its technology is "100% owned by our customers," such as law enforcement, homeowners associations and businesses. The data collected is not sold, and data sharing agreements are between law enforcement agencies themselves and must be opted into. It would require a warrant for government agents to access ALPR data older than 24 hours.