Garrett Langley
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Texas Sheriff's Office Used AI to Draft Report on Abortion Investigation
The Johnson County Sheriff's Office in Texas utilized Axon's Draft One AI tool to assist in writing a police report concerning the search for a woman who underwent a self-administered abortion. This incident highlights …
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Flock CEO Accused of Lying to Cops About Abortion Surveillance Reporting
Flock CEO Garrett Langley is accused of lying to law enforcement and government officials regarding his company's surveillance technology's involvement in tracking a woman who had an abortion. Langley reportedly claimed…
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Flock Safety raises $500M amid data privacy controversies
Flock Safety, a company providing surveillance technology to law enforcement and communities, has raised $500 million at an $8.3 billion valuation and achieved over $500 million in annual recurring revenue. Despite its …
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Flock Safety CEO seeks compromise amid backlash over AI surveillance misuse
Flock Safety, a surveillance technology company, is facing significant public backlash due to concerns over the misuse of its AI-powered tools, including license plate readers and cameras. CEO Garrett Langley has called…
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Florida Cop Stalked Woman Using License Plate Readers and Police Databases
A police officer in Florida has been investigated and arrested for misusing license plate reader (ALPR) systems and police databases to stalk a woman he met on a TV show set. Body camera footage obtained by 404 Media re…
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Flock Safety updates license plate data policies amid privacy concerns
Flock Safety, a company operating a network of automated cameras that record license plate data, is implementing new privacy measures in response to scrutiny from lawmakers and civil liberties advocates. These changes i…
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Flock CEO admits misuse of surveillance tools, vows updates
Surveillance technology company Flock is implementing updates after acknowledging misuse of its tools by law enforcement. CEO Garrett Langley admitted the company made mistakes regarding data retention and access, which…
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Flock Safety adds privacy controls amid law enforcement misuse concerns
Flock Safety is implementing new measures to prevent misuse of its automated license plate readers by law enforcement. The company will now require an optional "Audit Assistance" feature, which flags suspicious search a…
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Leaked Flock guide trains police to counter public opposition to surveillance tech
A leaked guide from Flock surveillance company instructs police on how to promote its automated license plate reader technology to city councils. The guide advises law enforcement to proactively shape public narratives …
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Vandalism halts ALPR critic's advocacy after viral posts
Steve Eimers, known online as "The Guardrail Guy," has ceased his advocacy against automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) after cameras he highlighted were vandalized. Eimers gained a large following by posting about r…
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 to host AI and enterprise leaders from Amazon, Replit, Tether
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 will feature prominent leaders from major companies like Amazon, Replit, and Tether on its main stage. The conference, scheduled for October 13-15 in San Francisco, will focus on the practicaliti…
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Flock CEO claims ALPRs don't record video, contradicting company marketing
Flock's CEO, Garrett Langley, has claimed that the company's automated license plate readers (ALPRs) only capture static images, contradicting previous marketing materials and statements. Flock had previously announced …
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Flock CEO apologizes for calling activists 'terrorists' amid backlash
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley has apologized for previously labeling activist groups opposing the surveillance company as "terrorists." This apology comes amid increasing public backlash against Flock, fueled by repo…