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Flock Safety Under Fire | Charleston News
West Virginia lawmakers are sounding the alarm over Flock Safety, the $8.4 billion surveillance tech giant, after discovering its CEO contradicted himself under oath—claiming two-factor authentication was always standard, while now forcing multi-factor for all users. Lawmakers also question past security claims, demanding answers on breaches, data sharing, accuracy, and access controls by September 1st. With cities like Huntington already using their cameras amid public backlash, lawmakers are considering new laws to regulate or ban these powerful tools. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a…
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