Flock CEO Punches Back Against Critics on Fox News: Privacy Can’t Be the Only Priority

Flock Safety CEO calls for national 'compromise' amid camera sabotage and public revolt

Flock cameras face nationwide vandalism and protests over privacy fears, prompting CEO Garrett Langley to urge compromise balancing public safety and oversight.

Flock CEO says privacy can't be the only priority; it is about safety, as Americans vandalize AI surveillance traffic cameras across US

US News: Amid intense backlash over Flock surveillance cameras across America, Flock CEO Garrett Langeley told Fox News that privacy is not the only priority. .

Flock CEO Punches Back Against Critics on Fox News: Privacy Can’t Be the Only Priority

Flock CEO Garrett Langley pushed back against the growing criticism of his company’s AI cameras during a Saturday interview on Fox News, arguing concerns about privacy are warranted but fail to take into account how its license plate-reading technology can be used for good. “I think these are important conversations to have,” he told Saturday in America co-host Kayleigh McEnany, after she asked about the privacy concerns. “I value my privacy… bu…

NPR: Amid intense backlash, people are vandalizing Flock surveillance cameras

NPR: Amid intense backlash, people are vandalizing Flock surveillance cameras. “An increasing number of people are combating the technology in both legal and illegal ways. According to an NPR review of local news reports, Flock cameras have been vandalized in at least 36 states. People have stolen the cameras, sawed them down, crashed into them with cars, covered them in paint and stickers, and shot at them.”