Over 100 cities across the US are turning off Flock cameras after the backlash.



Flock Safety es una empresa con sede en Atlanta que diseña, fabrica y opera una plataforma integrada de seguridad pública que combina cámaras de reconocimiento automático de matrículas, videovigilancia,...
Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee and the House Oversight Committee is pushing for swift federal legislation against FLOCK cameras during a Fox News channel broadcast. He argues that private entities should not have access…
Rep. Tim Burchett on FLOCK cameras
Flock Safety CEO admits the company got this one wrong after reports of police abusing tools to stalk former romantic partners and others. To fix the issue, they are adding a feature that flags abnormal search behavior…
The Savannah Police Department fired six former employees, four of them officers, and now they're under criminal investigation for allegedly misusing Flock cameras. The accusation is that they ran personal searches…
Savannah Police Flock camera investigation
rep tim burchett just filed a bill to cut off all federal funding for flock cameras, and he didn't hold back. he said no federal money should go to these things, if a city wants them, they can pay for it themselves, like…
Tim Burchett Flock cameras federal funding bill
Rep thomas massie planning a bill to cut federal funding for cities and police that use flock surveillance cameras
Tucker Carlson warns about the fast expansion of surveillance systems like Flock Safety across the United States. He argues that even a quiet trip to rural areas doesn't protect you from being watched, as cameras track,…
Tucker Carlson on Flock Safety surveillance
A relatively obscure company has transformed the World Cup into the biggest mass surveillance operation ever conducted. The firm, Flock Safety, is headquartered in Atlanta, carries a valuation of $7.5 billion, and runs…
Flock Safety surveillance pole
Time to flip the script and put 24/7 streams outside his house instead, let him experience what he wants us to compromise on
Wild that the Flock CEO thinks Americans need to compromise on their privacy.