Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley called for a national "compromise" between privacy and safety in a Fox News interview as backlash against the company's AI-powered surveillance cameras intensifies, wi…
Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based surveillance company founded by Garrett Langley in 2017, has raised $500 million at an $8.3 billion valuation and crossed $500 million in annual recurring revenue in th…
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, an $8 billion startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz and Tiger Global, faces growing backlash over its pervasive surveillance network, which has helped solve crimes like the Brown Univers…
Flock Safety and other surveillance technology companies are shifting from centralized data storage to decentralized, on-device processing to address privacy concerns, according to an industry analysi…
A Gizmodo report finds that AI data centers and Flock Safety's automated license plate readers are facing growing public opposition across the United States over privacy, transparency, and local contr…
Flock Safety's license-plate recognition cameras have become a flashpoint in the 2026 midterm campaign, with critics linking the surveillance technology to broader anti-AI sentiment and fueling a poli…
Flock License Plate Readers, an AI-powered automated license plate reader system by Flock Safety, operate in over 5,000 communities across 49 U.S. states and perform over 20 billion vehicle scans mont…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley said on the All-In Podcast that drones are the company's fastest-growing business unit and will account for nearly half of its future revenue, as the surveillance firm…
Flock Safety's communications team has stopped responding to media inquiries, telling reporters in an email that it is 'taking a break' and 'touching grass,' following a Washington Post investigation …
Flock Safety, whose cameras log vehicles across more than 6,000 U.S. communities, has built an AI tool called OS Investigate that can identify and follow drivers using only movement patterns, accordin…
Flock Safety, a surveillance company valued at $8.4 billion, has installed 120,000 AI-powered license plate cameras across every US state except Alaska, used by 7,000 law enforcement agencies (40% of …
A leaked repository of Flock Safety's 'Raven' predictive policing module reveals that the company's AI builds movement profiles from 4,000+ cameras using features like income quartile and known-associ…
Flock Safety's new AI tool, OS Investigate, lets law enforcement search for vehicles and their drivers using natural language prompts, going beyond its license plate readers, according to a Wired repo…
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's new AI system, OS Investigate, lets police search vehicle movements and connected records by behavior rather than a known suspect, according to a WIRED report published August 19. The s…
Flock Safety, the vehicle surveillance company, has built an AI tool for police, OS Investigate, that can identify drivers and track vehicles by movement patterns, according to code found on Flock's w…
Flock cameras, deployed by Flock Safety, create a real-time digital fingerprint of every vehicle by analyzing license plates and unique characteristics, then sync metadata to a centralized cloud datab…
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…
A viral 'De-Flock America' campaign is urging Americans to disable, cover, or destroy Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras on Halloween 2026, leveraging crowds and costumes for cover, t…