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An investigative report reveals that China is funding activist groups and influencers to oppose data center construction and the use of Flock surveillance cameras.
Florida's Department of Transportation has ordered the removal of Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers from state highways within 30 days, citing concerns over privacy and misuse.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has frozen state spending on Flock AI surveillance cameras amid bipartisan backlash over privacy concerns and misuse incidents.
A $1 auto insurance fee in Texas, originally meant to fight catalytic converter theft, was diverted to fund thousands of Flock surveillance cameras, prompting the governor to pause state funding after a journalistic investigation.
Americans are protesting and destroying Flock surveillance cameras due to privacy concerns, with widespread online support for these vigilante actions.
The tweet argues that Flock cameras and ALPRs have been in use for over a decade without documented abuse during COVID, countering concerns about potential government surveillance overreach.
Vandalism of Flock license plate cameras in Houston has hindered police investigations into an attempted child kidnapping, intensifying debates over the technology's privacy implications.
The author shares a personal experience with missing seniors in a retirement community and discusses the importance of public safety technology, such as Flock cameras, in saving lives.
Gardner police have discontinued Flock license plate cameras due to privacy and data-access concerns, leading to contract cancellation and camera deactivation.
A tweet highlights a Washington Post report about police using Flock cameras to stalk their ex-girlfriends, suggesting getting a subscription for reporter Maya Sulkin to follow the news.
Steve Eimers, known as 'The Guardrail Guy,' went viral for posting about Flock automatic license plate readers and their potential crash hazards; after his posts, one of the cameras he featured was destroyed, drawing attention to controversy over ALPR surveillance and vandalism threats.
Americans are destroying Flock Safety surveillance cameras across multiple states, driven by anger over the company's ties to ICE and privacy violations. One Virginia man faces charges for taking down 13 cameras, with public support for the actions growing.