On Thursday, CEO Garrett Langley outlined new safety and privacy changes for the surveillance camera network "that came from listening."
Flock is making changes after public backlash and the arrest of police officers
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Flock CEO Garrett Langley stated that key platform updates will convert previously optional safeguards into mandatory features…
Garrett Langley has changed his mind on the company’s policy approach.
Flock cameras are motion-activated cameras that capture specific information.
One of the nation’s largest providers of automated license plate readers is making changes to its platform intended to quell…
More than 6,000 municipalities have contracts with Flock, with over 120,000 cameras active across 49 states, according to the…
Flock just announced new default privacy settings.
