Surveillance backslash tests Flock Safety's balance
Flock Safety CEO urges privacy-safety compromise as misuse reports mount and lawmakers on both sides push back.
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Flock Safety CEO urges privacy-safety compromise as misuse reports mount and lawmakers on both sides push back.
As bans spread, wearable cameras risk going the way of Google Glass unless privacy is solved.
As 'De-Flock America' trends, CEO apologizes for police misuse of ALPRs amid 46 documented abuse cases.
Flock says Audit Assistance helps curb police misuse, yet details on how it detects abuse remain unclear.
Malwarebytes finds fake CCleaner downloads installing GhostDesk Chrome extension for credential theft and surveillance.
UK pub chain tells customers to turn off cameras on Meta-style glasses, citing privacy and a breach of common code.
A Tennessee congressional candidate faces felony vandalism charges after allegedly shooting automated license plate readers.
A surge in low-cost camera-equipped eyewear raises critical questions regarding personal privacy and data handling security.
A decade after their most prominent breaches, the figure known as Phineas Fisher remains one of cybersecurity's enduring enigmas.
New reports suggest a significant expansion in the implementation of automated drone-as-first-responder initiatives nationwide.
Researchers have uncovered an Iran-linked campaign using fake VPNs and media players to deploy spyware against specific user groups.
Garrett Langley will address the intersection of AI, surveillance, and public safety at this year's TechCrunch Disrupt event.
A look at how a decade-old video game accurately predicted the rise of invasive surveillance tools and city-wide data networks.
As AI transcription tools turn every interaction into data, high-profile users are resorting to extreme measures to protect their privacy.
A majority of MEPs voted to scrap the controversial scanning mandate, but failed to meet the supermajority threshold required to kill it.
Thousands of Hikvision devices remain vulnerable to a critical command injection flaw, drawing attention from global threat actors.
A newly uncovered patent application details a system that tracks daily moods through voice, biometric data, and device interaction.