- New incidents involving Flock Safety include camera vandalism in Connecticut, officer arrests in Georgia for data misuse, and a political proposal to cut federal funding.
- Flock Safety cameras utilize data from Connecticut residents, which is accessed by authorities in Georgia, while lawmakers discuss new bills to rein in the technology.
Lawmakers refused to pass legislation restricting Flock camera data use, despite ACLU involvement in co-authoring the bill.
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Updated Sep 8
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What happened
Lawmakers refused to pass legislation restricting Flock camera data use, despite ACLU involvement in co-authoring the bill.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Flock Safety
American surveillance technology company
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American Civil Liberties Union
American advocacy group
Related events
- State law enforcement is now widely utilizing Flock Safety cameras across Georgia.
- Lawmakers in West Virginia are considering new regulations for AI surveillance technology.
- Lawmakers in Congress proposed restrictions on surveillance technology provided by companies like Flock Safety and Motorola Solutions, while MapQuest integrated Flock data.
- Rashida Tlaib introduced a bill in Michigan aimed at limiting the use of surveillance systems.
- Lawmakers in Ohio are considering legislation to criminalize the misuse of surveillance tools.