At least 10 local governments move to drop Flock cameras
Local governments have moved to end their use of Flock's surveillance cameras since summer. Concerns range from privacy to how the data is shared and with whom, as well as how the cameras were bought.
Flock makes surveillance cameras. The number of local governments that have moved to drop them is at least 10, and it covers the period since summer.
The concerns include privacy, data sharing and procurement. These concerns come from a single outlet's description of the trend.
Key facts
- Who
- Flock (maker of surveillance cameras whose products local governments are dropping)
- What
- According to the headline and description, at least 10 local governments have moved to drop Flock's surveillance cameras since summer, with concerns ranging from privacy to data sharing and procurement.
- When
- 6 November 2026
- Status
- Reported