#видеонаблюдение
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An Illinois college tried to cancel its Flock contract — and the cameras stayed
An Illinois college terminated its deal with Flock Safety, but the company refused to take its cameras down. It escalated to staff taping over the lenses with trash bags while unknown workers kept coming to uncover them.
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Florida and Texas Move Away from Flock Cameras Over Citizen Surveillance
Two states are winding down their cooperation with a provider of license-plate recognition systems amid reports of abuse. Flock's network numbers roughly 130,000 cameras nationwide.
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Slovakia Finds Russian Backdoor in Roadside Speed Cameras
Slovakia's National Security Authority has warned about the dangers of NERO R-ONE cameras: the devices grant access to their shell via SMS sent from Russian numbers hardcoded into the firmware.
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Flock Safety Didn't Threaten Participants in a Surveillance Debate
A photo of a letter resembling an official complaint from Flock Safety surfaced on the social media accounts of a lecture club in Newport Beach. The incident set off a fresh wave of criticism aimed at the surveillance-systems maker.
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Flock cameras have learned to identify cars without license plates
According to the company's 2024 presentation, the “Vehicle Fingerprint” system lets police track cars by their stickers, roof racks and other distinctive features, even when the plate isn't visible.