Flock CEO Garrett Langley defended the company's surveillance technology amid national backlash, arguing that the benefits of crime reduction outweigh privacy concerns and potential risks.
Flock CEO Garrett Langley claims his company's audio sensors detect only gunshots, contradicting marketing materials that list a wider range of ambient sounds.
Flock CEO Garrett Langley confirmed that the company has not terminated any contracts with law enforcement agencies despite ongoing public debate over its surveillance technology.
SanDisk has launched the Guardian series of memory cards, designed for continuous recording in security cameras and dash cams, with prices starting at $28.99.
2Crsi Edge has launched the Vision Guard VG-15MV-66, an outdoor surveillance platform featuring an Intel Core Ultra 5 225H processor and integrated edge AI capabilities.
A Canadian YouTuber built a custom camera to track police vehicles, sparking a debate on privacy and the widespread use of ALPR surveillance networks like those operated by Flock Safety.
The new VisionGuard VG-15M6 surveillance system features an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor and supports AI-driven video analytics with up to 214 TOPS of performance.
Flock Safety is deploying drone fleets for emergency response in US cities, though the initiative faces pushback over privacy and data security concerns.
A security researcher has mapped over 335 000 Flock cameras after discovering a vulnerability in the company's mapping software, prompting a legal demand to take the site down.
The US Senate held a hearing on Flock's AI surveillance network, as lawmakers raised concerns over data privacy and potential misuse of automated license plate readers.
Tech giants are integrating ambient surveillance into consumer devices, prompting a backlash as users and businesses push back against constant recording in public spaces.
NtechLab has integrated AI-based video analytics into the Kaluga region's surveillance infrastructure to help law enforcement locate missing persons and wanted individuals.
Flock Safety has introduced a voluntary severance program for staff as the company faces contract losses and public criticism over its surveillance technology.
Surveillance tech firm Flock Safety is offering voluntary severance packages to its 1 500 employees to avoid mandatory layoffs amid rising public criticism.
Waymo is using automated in-car monitoring to detect prohibited items and report passengers directly to police, raising new questions about privacy and surveillance in autonomous vehicles.
Hackers compromised a stolen Flock camera, extracting 1.6 million images and 27,321 video clips after discovering an encryption key stored on the device.
Hackers have reverse-engineered a Flock Safety camera, revealing how the device stores encryption keys and captures data on vehicles and people.
US lawmakers have introduced the No FLOCK Act, which threatens to cut federal transportation funding to states that do not restrict the use of automated license plate readers.
Boston has ended its contract with Flock Safety after a vendor error led to the unauthorized nationwide sharing of police license plate reader data during a 2025 pilot program.
Rostelecom has deployed a network of nearly 3,000 IP cameras to monitor the upcoming elections in the Sverdlovsk Region from September 18 to September 20, 2026.
