The weird coalition taking on Flock
A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers and activists is pushing back against Flock Safety's network of 120,000 AI-powered license plate readers, citing privacy and civil liberties concerns. Senate Republ…
A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers and activists is pushing back against Flock Safety's network of 120,000 AI-powered license plate readers, citing privacy and civil liberties concerns. Senate Republ…
Anti-surveillance protestors gathered outside Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen's home in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood on Friday to criticize his $9.4 million grant to the city for Flock Saf…
Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate recognition cameras have a distinctive oval, hooded shape with a circular lens and visible solar panel arrays, according to a CNET guide by a reporter who has c…
Flock Safety, which has installed 120,000 automatic license plate recognition cameras across the U.S., faces backlash as dozens of jurisdictions canceled contracts since 2025, and Amazon canceled a pl…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley claimed in a Vanity Fair interview that his company's AI-integrated automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) would have solved the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case, saying…
Flock Safety announced new privacy and accountability controls for its automated license plate reader network on Aug. 13, making its Audit Assistance feature mandatory and requiring case codes for sea…
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, a former WWE star known as Kane, has paused a $1 million deal to install 270 Flock Safety cameras across the county, citing concerns that the AI-powered surveillance te…
Four Flock Safety cameras in Southold, Long Island, were vandalized in July amid nationwide backlash against the AI-powered surveillance technology, with incidents including paint splattering, unplugg…
A 77-year-old Republican man, Carl Gunn, staged a solo protest against Flock cameras in St. Petersburg, Florida, by blocking a camera's view with a sign reading "DOWN WITH FLOCK CAMERAS" to protest wh…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley apologized for calling activist group DeFlock a 'terroristic organization,' saying 'my comments were a mistake and I apologize' as the $8.3 billion surveillance compan…
A free, open-source route planner called DeFlock is helping drivers avoid automatic license plate readers operated by Flock Safety, which has over 100,000 AI cameras in a national surveillance network…