City reveals Flock accessed private cameras during sales demos
Dunwoody, Georgia revealed that Flock sales staff accessed live camera feeds from a children's gymnastics room, a public pool, a school, and a playground during sales demonstrations. City officials say Flock employees pulled those livestreams to demonstrate the company’s surveillance software to police and other cities. Despite the disclosure, Dunwoody renewed its surveillance contract with Flock. The incident highlights gaps in consent and municipal oversight for cameras monitoring child-centered and private business spaces.
An Atlanta suburb learned Flock was using livestreams from a children's gymnastics studio, a pool, and a playground in sales pitches to other cities. Residents are furious but the city renewed its contract with Flock anyway: www.404media.co/city-learns-...
I think this is a microcosm of what is playing out all over the country. Dunwoody has a "real time crime center" that is "powered by Flock" and has Flock's logo on the wall. It looks like this. Residents have been showing up to city council meetings for the last month FURIOUS
It’s my understanding that there’s a useful amount of copper and gold in flock cameras.
Those devices contain a lot of copper and reusable lithium batteries!
And this explanation (excuse) doesn't really address the issue: the city doesn't give permission for some private gymnastic studio, and the permission the studio evidently did give was for maintenance, not sales demos.
Dunwoody spends 38% of its town budget on law enforcement.
seems like a safe assumption that every flock employee and cop who uses flock is a pedophile
The gym needs to remove the cameras ASAP. We all need to speak up to eliminate this egregious infringement on privacy.
Amazing and frightening how such a powerful surveillance technology as Flock is put in place in cities with little or no input from their citizens.
The Epstein child predator network didn't die with him...someone is still running it.
"But Flock cameras are no different than red-light camera at intersec..." <gunshot>