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Flock Safety Offers Voluntary Departures in the Face of Mass Surveillance Controversy

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Since mid-September, Flock Safety has been offering voluntary severance benefits to its 1500 employees. Faced with the massive loss of government contracts and a citizen grunt against its cameras, the unicorn is trying to avoid dry layoffs. A critical situation that directly threatens its valuation of $8 billion.
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Since mid-September, Flock Safety has been offering voluntary severance benefits to its 1500 employees. Faced with the massive loss of government contracts and a citizen grunt against its cameras, the unicorn is trying to avoid dry layoffs. A critical situation that directly threatens its valuation of $8 billion.

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Génération-NT broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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