Published on: 2025-07-09 20:25:22
A controversial company that sells license plate readers has developed a new surveillance tool that pulls together disparate datasets and connects them to drivers’ car information. The tool, which is being marketed to cops, even uses information culled from data breaches and hacked data, a new report claims. 404 Media reports that Flock—whose invasive, car-tracking technology has previously been the subject of a lawsuit—is in the final stages of developing a tool called “Nova.” On its website,
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-08-18 12:07:00
Similarly to the other Knix shapewear I tried, I had to fight like hell to get into these shorts. I was praying to my ancestors that I wouldn’t get stuck in them. But once I finagled them up my body the first time, they stretched out a bit, and they also lost a bit of compression after washing them which made them feel less constricting (but still structured). The shorts do a great job at compressing my tummy, back, and thighs, and they’re high-waisted which nips in my waist without creating a b
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-09-23 06:14:06
Two police officers walked into a doughnut shop. It’s not the opening line of a joke; it’s what I saw as I was working on an early draft of this story in March at the Staunton Dunkin’, about a quarter mile from where my vehicle was captured on a Flock camera in January and February coming back from my trips to Cardinal’s Roanoke office. Their eyes may have strayed to the racks of Boston creme, lemon-filled and coconut-covered doughnuts as they strode to the counter with purpose, but they were
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-09-23 16:14:06
Two police officers walked into a doughnut shop. It’s not the opening line of a joke; it’s what I saw as I was working on an early draft of this story in March at the Staunton Dunkin’, about a quarter mile from where my vehicle was captured on a Flock camera in January and February coming back from my trips to Cardinal’s Roanoke office. Their eyes may have strayed to the racks of Boston creme, lemon-filled and coconut-covered doughnuts as they strode to the counter with purpose, but they were
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-10-16 23:12:42
Flock Safety and one of its long-time VCs, Bedrock Capital, announced Thursday that the startup raised a fresh $275 million at a $7.5 billion valuation. Flock makes computer vision-enabled video surveillance technology used by law enforcement as well as businesses, property management companies, and so on. It’s best known for its automatic license plate recognition tech, but Flock also makes gunshot detection tech marketed to schools, and recently acquired public safety drone company Aerodome.
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