Surveillance Technology News

Former President Trump has expressed support for Flock cameras, despite ongoing protests and legislative pushback against the surveillance technology due to pri

A San Jose police officer was fired for misusing the department's Flock license plate tracking system to share a woman's location with her alleged abuser, accor

Candidates from both political parties are expressing concerns over Flock surveillance cameras as midterm elections approach. The opposition to the cameras is g

Amid growing public resistance to police surveillance technology, people in dozens of states are vandalizing and removing Flock surveillance cameras, highlighti

Critics are destroying Flock surveillance cameras and license plate readers, accusing the company of surveilling Americans and failing to prevent abuse of its t

The CEO of Flock Safety apologized for alleged abuses of its surveillance technology by law enforcement and announced new operational changes.

A growing controversy surrounds Flock Safety's automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras, with over 120,000 units installed across the US, raising concerns

New surveillance technology, such as SignalTrace by Leonardo, can link mobile devices to license plates by detecting signals from nearby devices and associating

Designers are creating "adversarial clothing" with patterns intended to confuse facial recognition systems, aiming to offer protection from surveillance while m

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

An Instagram post from The Saturday Salon in Newport Beach, CA, showed a cease and desist letter seemingly from surveillance technology company Flock Safety, sp