00:00There's a lot of outrage regarding Flock cameras.
00:02This is tracking you through the use of AI within the cameras.
00:06It's an automatic license plate reader company, so ALPRs.
00:10And it started off nine years ago by the CEO, Garrett Langley.
00:13He decided to build a camera system for the local police department
00:17in his home neighborhood in Atlanta.
00:18It exploded into over 120,000 users in over 5,000 jurisdictions.
00:24Flock is adamant and says the police departments, the HOAs,
00:27the private entities that have contracts, own the data.
00:30So it actually says, we don't owe your data, our customers do.
00:33That's one of its catchphrases.
00:34100%, that's exactly what it says.
00:35Gun owners, for example, are one of the biggest groups that are in that position of Flock.
00:39What's not a right or left issue, it's a bipartisan issue,
00:41but they really think about it.
00:42They don't want to be tracked because all you could really do
00:44is easily go into this computer system and search cars with gun racks.
00:48The CEO and Flock are saying this is what comes down to it.
00:52Like your privacy, yes, it's still necessary for your life,
00:55but it comes second to the public safety, to the public security aspect of life.
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