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'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 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 CEO Garrett Langley, facing backlash over the company's 120,000 license plate reading cameras across 49 states, said in a Bloomberg interview that 'we're not Big Brother' and announced pl…
Flock Safety cofounder Garrett Langley said the company's AI-enabled license plate cameras would have solved the Nancy Guthrie case, claiming 'One hundred percent' and 'There's no doubt in my mind.' F…
Flock Safety, which operates over 120,000 automatic license plate reader cameras across 49 states, is rolling out updates that require Audit Assistance and case codes for all searches after reports of…
Flock Safety announced privacy updates on Thursday, including allowing police departments to restrict data access and shortening default data retention to one week, as Bay Area cities split over its l…
Flock Safety, a leading provider of automated license plate readers, announced Thursday it will make mandatory several platform changes by Jan. 1, including an audit tool that locks out users on abnor…
A July 10 audit by the Los Angeles Police Department Office of the Inspector General found that the department's automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras generated 161 false stolen-vehicle alerts…
Flock Safety, an Atlanta-based public-safety technology company, has deployed approximately 120,000 automated license plate readers across 49 states, which use machine learning to capture and search v…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley acknowledged that human errors combined with the company's AI-powered license plate readers led to a wrongful police stop of a journalist and his wife, and that simila…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley apologized for calling privacy activists 'terrorists' as a bipartisan backlash grows against the company's 90,000-plus automated license plate reader cameras. The city…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley apologized for calling privacy activists who track the company's cameras a "terroristic organization," telling Forbes his comments were a mistake. The apology comes af…
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…
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley called critics of the company's automated license-plate reader network 'terroristic' in a July 9, 2026 report, escalating a privacy backlash that has led at least 30 l…