Flock Safety restricts its 120,000 US surveillance cameras after police abuse reports
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-20
Flock Safety announced new restrictions on its network of 120,000 surveillance cameras across the U.S. following numerous reports of law enforcement abusing the technology to stalk individuals. The move highlights growing concerns over misuse of large-scale surveillance networks.
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