The city’s contract with Flock Safety expired on Saturday. The company reportedly shares data with federal agencies that ...

Privacy concerns over Flock Safety's license plate surveillance cameras and how its data may be shared with other agencies, ...

The Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners Tuesday approved recommendations to suspend the deployment of automated license plate reader cameras licensed by Flock Safety pending additional oversight ...

Access Advance LLC, the leading HEVC patent pool administrator, today announced a significant expansion of the HEVC Advance Patent Pool, with 28 companies executing licenses in the first half of 2026.

Access Advance LLC, the leading HEVC patent pool administrator, today announced a significant expansion of the HEVC Advance Patent Pool, with 28 companies executing licenses in the first half of 2026.

The LAPD halted its relationship with Flock Safety last week over concerns about how the company stores and shares data ...

A Seattle tech firm says it can help pull Los Angeles’ overloaded 911 system back from the brink by letting artificial intelligence handle routine complaints. Public safety technology company Aurelian ...

LAPD said it paused its contract with Flock to "address some of the civil liberty and civil right concerns" surrounding the ...

The LAPD is suspending its deal with a surveillance company that operates license-plate reading cameras over a disagreement with the vendor over who controls the footage, department officials revealed ...

If data brokers can track the devices you take with you, they know where you live, where you go, and what you do. And the stakes are only poised to climb higher, now that surveillance companies that ...

Troy, N.Y.,’s Victorian-era charms include brownstones, cast-iron storefronts and dozens of Tiffany stained-glass windows in churches. But the city also has a 21st-century problem. Some residents say ...

The next era of mobile technology will turn everyday Americans into "walking cameras" as AI-powered smart glasses monitor everything they see and hear, according to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon. During ...