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Their police jobs ended. They kept using Flock’s vast surveillance network.

Publié par The Washington Post · États-Unis il y a 8 h

Flock employees urged the company to adopt stronger security after a 2024 breach. The company continued to allow practices that left its network vulnerable to unauthorized users.

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Their police jobs ended. They kept using Flock’s vast surveillance network.

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Their police jobs ended. They kept using Flock’s vast surveillance network.

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