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Grass Valley, California, police ended their contract with Flock over privacy concerns and removed its automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras, only

The article discusses how prediction market betting is leading to individuals being banned and arrested. It also touches on Flock's AI-powered police search too

WIRED has reconstructed Flock's new AI search tool for law enforcement, revealing its capability to monitor multiple cameras for individuals matching written de

Flock, a company providing automated license plate readers, is facing bipartisan scrutiny as cities like Tempe and Cave Creek, Arizona, have decided to remove i

As Flock faces public scrutiny and contract cancellations from dozens of cities, other police surveillance companies are emerging, though privacy experts warn t

Flock is reportedly testing a new AI tool capable of tracking and identifying individuals based on their driving habits, which goes beyond license plate monitor

As several Wisconsin cities withdraw from Flock deals due to privacy concerns, the value of its shared license plate camera network is diminishing, with Dane Co

The website HaveIBeenFlocked has compiled a database of 4.6 million license plate records from approximately 242 million Flock searches, allowing individuals to

A new surveillance technology called SignalTrace from security company Leonardo is emerging, which can identify devices in a car and link them to individuals, r

US firm Flock has implemented additional safeguards for its automatic licence-plate readers following reports of misuse by police officers in stalking cases.

Surveillance company Flock announced a new mandatory tool called "Audit Assistance" to help identify police abuse, but has not yet provided details on how it wo

Flock is increasing oversight of camera use following police surveillance misuse, with CEO Garrett Langley announcing mandatory safeguards by January 1. These u

Flock has announced plans to mandate a safety tool for all agencies using its license plate reader data, aiming to detect and prevent police officers from abusi

Flock has announced privacy updates for its car-tracking cameras, though critics dismiss these measures as "public relations" and believe they still allow for m

Flock CEO Garrett Langley acknowledged misuse of their surveillance tools by police and announced upcoming updates, including mandatory 'Audit Assistance' to fl

Flock's plans for rideshare dashcams and police coaching have been revealed, alongside news of a judge ruling cell tower dumps unconstitutional, water utility h

A report indicates that Flock allegedly attempted to utilize Uber drivers as a network for surveillance, effectively turning them into mobile informants.

Flock, a company that highlights police departments using its technology, is facing scrutiny as four of those departments now face allegations of misusing the t

Advocates are raising concerns that some Flock license plate readers may not meet safety standards, potentially making the poles holding them up a weak point.

Flock has announced it is abandoning its controversial 'human distress detection' feature, which used acoustic detectors to listen for screaming and panic, foll

Flock's CEO has issued an apology for previously referring to privacy activists as 'terrorists,' following significant backlash.

Flock expressed surprise after being dropped by the LAPD and stated its hope to resume work with the department, remaining committed to ongoing conversations.

The LAPD has ended its contract with surveillance company Flock, citing serious concerns over civil liberties and privacy.