The technology company Flock Safety left at least 60 of its AI-powered surveillance cameras exposed online. The post Flock ...

Staunton has announced that it will end its contract with Flock Safety and remove all automated license plate readers ...

Flock Safety, a company backed by the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz, sells cameras to thousands of cities and towns across ...

Authorities credit Flock Safety’s license-plate reader technology for playing a pivotal role in identifying and tracking a ...

A camera pointed at children on a swing set in California was one of 67 cameras found publicly livestreaming on the internet, ...

In early December, the Longmont City Council voted to pause Flock data sharing. Residents are pushing for stronger privacy ...

The Flagstaff City Council voted unanimously to end its contract with Flock Safety, leading to the immediate deactivation and scheduled removal of 32 automated license plate recognition cameras.

Public tips about a rental car and a controversial piece of technology helped investigators identify and track the suspect in ...

Flock Safety technology helped Providence Police track down 48-year-old Claudio Neves Valente, who police say was responsible for both the Brown University shooting and the killing of an MIT professor ...

We used to dismiss creepy feelings that someone was watching our every move as passing paranoia — maybe from watching too ...

Flock Safety cameras are getting credit for helping police find the murderer of two students at Brown University and a MIT ...

Flock Safety, the Georgia-based technology solutions provider, is opening a new manufacturing facility for drones in Smyrna. On Wednesday, company leaders and state officials gathered in Cobb County ...