🏢 Flock Safety Organization

An October 2026 report claims Microsoft is developing Project Helix, a next-generation Xbox console planned for release in late 2027. Its headline feature would be an expanded FPS Boost system capable

A cybersecurity researcher’s new map indicates that Flock Security’s nationwide surveillance network is substantially larger than the company has publicly acknowledged. Joshua Michael identified more

Flock Safety has launched a voluntary employee separation program as it faces intensifying public criticism, customer losses, and rising operational costs. Applications opened Friday and close October

Hackers from the collective stegan0gram removed a Flock Safety automatic license plate reader, copied much of its storage, recovered an encryption key, and shared the data with 404 Media, WIRED, and D

A proposed class action lawsuit filed on May 1, 2026, alleges that Home Depot illegally uses automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras at its California store parking lots and shares the coll

Florida’s Department of Transportation has revoked permits for license plate readers, including Flock cameras, on state highway rights-of-way, citing growing concerns about misuse, privacy, and survei

A 24-year-old Oviedo man, Evan Meyer, was arrested after police said he destroyed what he believed was a Flock Safety camera, but which was actually a 3D-printed decoy installed as bait after a series

Flock Safety’s rapid expansion has made it a major force in police surveillance technology, but its growth has renewed concerns about whether camera footage can be trusted after capture. The issue gai

Flock Safety’s AI Video Cameras provide smart security with instant alerts and seamless integration into its broader public safety platform. The system is designed to reduce blind spots and eliminate

Flock Safety's Falcon cameras are designed for 24/7 surveillance, capable of detecting license plates, vehicle models, colors, and even specific aftermarket parts. The cameras process still images and

In a recent security research disclosure, vulnerabilities were identified in Flock Safety's License Plate Readers (LPRs) and other systems. The researcher, using their own devices, demonstrated a meth

alpr.watch is a platform designed to track discussions about surveillance technologies, such as automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and facial recognition, in local government meetings across the