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Mar

2026

Deflock Your City Toolkit

Successfully address Flock ALPR surveillance at your city council with this free, proven toolkit. Includes scripts, legal analysis, and governance strategies.

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Police Are Using AI to Locate Homes From a Single Interior Photo, and Even a Picture of a Washing Machine Can Be Enough

Oct

2026

Surveillance

Police Are Using AI to Locate Homes From a Single Interior Photo, and Even a Picture of a Washing Machine Can Be Enough

AI tool Raven enables police to identify specific homes from interior photos, raising privacy concerns and echoing past misuse for stalking. The tech aims to aid trafficking investigations.

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A College in Illinois Tried to Cancel Its Flock Contract and It Refused

Oct

2026

Surveillance

A College in Illinois Tried to Cancel Its Flock Contract and It Refused

Elgin Community College clashed with Flock over camera removal due to privacy fears, involving repeated covering and uncovering of devices until contract expiry.

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Denver Woman Sues Police, Flock Safety After Being Falsely Accused of Stealing Package From Porch

Oct

2026

Surveillance

Denver Woman Sues Police, Flock Safety After Being Falsely Accused of Stealing Package From Porch

Woman sues Flock Safety and Colorado towns after false theft accusation based on flawed surveillance footage, raising privacy and due process concerns.

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Surveillance Company Tells Cops It Wants to Add Facial Recognition to Flock Cameras

Sep

2026

Surveillance

Surveillance Company Tells Cops It Wants to Add Facial Recognition to Flock Cameras

Third-party VIDIZMO markets facial recognition for Flock camera data, raising privacy concerns despite Flock's claims. Experts warn of invasive tech potential.

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Sober Drivers Arrested for DUI in 22 States, Investigation Finds

Sep

2026

Surveillance

Sober Drivers Arrested for DUI in 22 States, Investigation Finds

Sober drivers are being wrongfully arrested for DUIs across 22 states due to questionable field sobriety tests, raising serious due process concerns.

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