
404 Media podcast recaps leaked Flock CEO audio and two other stories
The episode also covers Marissa Mayer on gender and a woman facing prison after a Cash App was opened in her name.
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The episode also covers Marissa Mayer on gender and a woman facing prison after a Cash App was opened in her name.

An ACLU account says an officer showed a driver a nationwide plate heat map and claimed an FBI role after a pretext stop.

In leaked IACP audio, Garrett Langley blamed criticism on paid posts and Russian bots without evidence.

In leaked IACP audio, Garrett Langley blamed Russian bots and said his wife advised him never to apologize.

The Swiss copy is reachable worldwide, while the original site is US-only and under a cease-and-desist.

OCIAC told police there were no specific credible threats, yet listed turnout, emotion, and media as safety risks.
An audit tied 983 searches and 97 plates across six states to her shared account before she was fired.

A 404 Media podcast says police can use Raven, formerly Geospy, to locate a house from one interior photo.

Livonia police used an AI-generated teen persona to arrest a man who tried to meet a fictitious 15-year-old.

Flock CEO Garrett Langley defends license-plate surveillance despite cancelled contracts, layoffs, and privacy backlash.

Flock’s CEO says its microphones detect only gunshots, while company materials describe broader ambient-audio detection.

Flock's CEO says the company has not dropped police customers despite officers misusing its plate database.

Flock Safety became a CVE Numbering Authority for vulnerabilities in its own surveillance products.

Flock is cutting about 270 employees, 18% of staff, as privacy backlash grows over its license-plate cameras.

404 Media says it has bodycam and in-car video of an unconstitutional Flock search, but details are paywalled.

A federal judge ruled a Tulsa deputy's warrantless Flock license-plate search unconstitutional and suppressed the evidence.
An Oklahoma judge suppressed Flock license-plate data, citing the Supreme Court's Chatrie geofence ruling.

An Arizona court ordered resentencing after an AI victim video carried undue emotional weight.

A federal judge ruled a warrantless Flock license-plate search in Tulsa violated the Fourth Amendment and suppressed resulting evidence.

An Oklahoma federal judge ruled a warrantless Flock license-plate search was unconstitutional mass surveillance.
Bipartisan bills would restrict AI license-plate cameras from Flock, Motorola, and Axon amid privacy backlash.

404 Media’s podcast covers a claimed hack exposing data on all FBI employees and spouses.
St. Lucie County found a dozen unpermitted Flock cameras whose owner it cannot identify.

US grant rules are pushing cities to send license-plate data into federal surveillance systems.
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