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Senator Schumer demands answers from Flock Safety regarding surveillance technology

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Senator Chuck Schumer called on Flock Safety to answer questions concerning its “National Lookup Tool” and alleged reports of hacked cameras and data misuse. Schumer also demanded that the company delete personal data not tied to a crime from its servers. The Senator stated that the company’s software can link vehicles to phone numbers and family members.

From saratogian.com

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The inquiry addresses concerns about how Flock Safety collects and stores personal information, including logging location data and allowing agencies to search Automatic License Plate Reader information outside their own jurisdictions. This scrutiny relates to the regulatory environment surrounding surveillance technology deployment.

From saratogian.com

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  • Flock SafetyAmerican surveillance technology company subject to the inquiry
  • Chuck SchumerAmerican politician who called on the company to provide answers

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