President Donald Trump said Sunday aboard Air Force One that he likes Flock Safety's AI-powered surveillance cameras because they help law enforcement, his clearest public stance yet on the technology…
Records obtained by Inadvertent show the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center, a law enforcement fusion center, conducted more than 27,000 searches accessing Santa Ana's Flock Safety licen…
More than 120,000 Flock Safety license plate readers are operating across the U.S., tracking and sharing movements without warrants, according to the American Civil Liberties Union, which warns of a n…
Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri has launched an investigation into Flock Safety, the maker of AI-powered license plate readers, demanding answers about how the company captures and retains data on mil…
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…
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…
A police department analysis in Roseville, California, found that Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate recognition cameras misread over 71% of plates in nearly 1,500 reports, leading to false stole…
Road-safety advocates warn that some Flock Safety automated license plate reader installations may pose a safety risk to drivers, according to The Guardian. A camera in Greene County, Ohio, sits on a …
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…
Redditors on the subreddit r/FlockSurveillance, which hosts 422,000 activists and over 11,000 weekly contributions, are celebrating the vandalism of Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers with…
The Los Angeles Police Department is ending its contract with Flock Safety after an audit found the company's AI-powered license plate cameras generated 161 false stolen-vehicle alerts in two months, …
A journalist for The Drive was wrongly arrested by Plymouth, Minnesota police after Flock license plate cameras flagged his loaned Range Rover as stolen due to a data entry error by the Los Angeles Po…
Florida tech firm Aurelian has developed an AI-powered call taker named Ava to handle routine non-emergency police calls in Los Angeles, where 911 response times are lagging. The system addresses chro…