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Worse than Flock: Josh Hawley expands 'unprecedented national surveillance' investigation

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Americans are concerned about being surveilled as soon as they step out their front doors these days. From doorbell cameras to traffic cameras to surveillance cameras that pick up any signal in the car, citizens have become particularly wary of the capabilities of Flock Safety cameras. So much so that Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley opened an investigation into the surveillance company in late August, but he's not stopping with Flock. 'Flock does not stand alone in this industry.' About a week after presenting frightening evidence of misuse of Flock's database and systems, Senator Hawley revealed he will expand his investigation to include three more surveillance companies. Motorola Solutions Inc., Verkada Inc., and Axon Enterprise Inc. will now be looked into, with Motorola representing the second-most-used surveillance company in the nation, according to DeFlock . Of the 138,000+ known automated license plate reader cameras in the United States — of which Flock operates a rep

First report: Three new companies face Josh Hawley's investigation into AI surveillance and vehicle tracking — foxnews.com, 11d