Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said he is "deeply troubled" by privacy concerns surrounding Flock automated license plate reader cameras and has ordered a review of how the state system is being used, FOX 13 reports. The announcement comes as the number of these surveillance cameras continues to surge across Utah. Cox, a Latter-day Saint Republican, expressed concern about data collection and retention practices. Privacy advocates have raised alarms about the cameras' ability to track vehicle movements without warrants.