Flock Safety to shorten license-plate reader data retention after abuse reports
One thing this Bloomberg piece covers that is left out of other reporting from today is where Flock sees the biggest opportunity for growth: “‘Drones, trailers and software — that’s really what’s driving the business forward,’ Langley said.”
Hypervisible 11“Langley said new products are a focus because the market for automated license plate readers is finite and growth in new cities will be tough.”
Steve T PhD, ensconsed5"We're not Big Brother," CEO says. To you, using your full name and DOB, through a loudspeaker mounted under the camera on a pole erected at the end of your driveway.
BreeDanielsWins1"We're not big brother." I can't think of anything that describes Big Brother better than cameras watching & reporting your every move. Try again, Flock.
Ben1"We're not Big Brother... yet."
A sample of our recent episode about organizing to resist #Flock, #Fusus, #Axon and other police surveillance apparati, this from Kelly at Nashville Community Safety Network. Hear the rest at thefinalstrawradio.noblogs.org/post/2026/08...
Rita, antifascist🏴8“Putting in the work. week in, week out, to bring us important conversations with grassroots organizers, @thefinalstrawradio.bsky.social is a gem and should be supported and boosted!” - @igd.bsky.social (on fedi)
Bex 🖤🏴5The speed at which groups are pivoting from Flock to include the other ALPR companies is giving me life. We aren't letting up on Flock either. This is definitely a "yes, and" situation, and we are rising to it.
