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Did the Flock Camera CEO really just say this out loud?
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley is facing growing questions about privacy, surveillance, and automated license plate reader cameras (ALPR) as communities push back against Flock Safety cameras and the amount of information these systems can collect.
In a recent interview with Kayleigh McEnany, Langley argued that Americans should not have to choose between privacy and public safety, calling for compromise and defending Flock Safety's use of license plate reader technology.
But what does that compromise actually mean for your privacy?
In this video, we break down what the Flock Safety CEO said about privacy and safety, how Flock cameras work, why communities are pushing back against automated license plate readers, and the growing debate over surveillance technology in America.
We also look at concerns surrounding license plate tracking, data retention, police access to Flock Safety data, camera misuse, surveillance, privacy rights, and public safety.
If you believe Americans should be able to question how surveillance technology is used in their communities, this is a conversation worth paying attention to.
What do you think? Should Americans have to compromise their privacy for public safety, or have we already given up too much?
#FlockSafety #FlockCameras #FlockSafetyCEO #LicensePlateReaders #ALPR #Privacy #Surveillance #PrivacyVsSafety #PublicSafety #DataPrivacy
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