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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2026 · 26 MIN

Flock Safety with Stev... | Feb 13, 2026 001

from Law Matters 1030 · host Sherry

In this conversation, Sherry and Steve Hunyar discuss the alarming rise of surveillance technology in communities, particularly focusing on Flock Safety's extensive surveillance systems. They explore the implications of such technology on privacy, the role of law enforcement, and the lack of public awareness and consent regarding these systems. The discussion also touches on data security concerns, the integration of AI in surveillance, and the importance of community action to address these issues. Steve emphasizes the need for transparency and public engagement to ensure that citizens are informed and can advocate for their rights.Flock Safety has rapidly expanded its surveillance technology.The technology includes license plate readers and facial recognition.Citizens are often unaware of being surveilled.There is a lack of public voting on surveillance installations.Law enforcement is using private companies for surveillance.Data security is a significant concern with these systems.AI technology is being integrated into surveillance practices.Public awareness and community action are crucial.There are ongoing efforts to petition against Flock Safety's systems.Community events are being organized to raise awareness.

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