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Opinion: How Flock became public enemy No. 1

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By Evan Greer
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
“The Emperor is a fan of Flock,” a man dressed as Darth Vader told a San Diego City Council meeting last month. Likening the A.I. surveillance vendor Flock Safety to the villainous galactic empire in “Star Wars,” he continued: “We must continue utilizing Flock technologies so that we can follow and surveil the rebel scum.” The same day that video went viral, the town of Hopkinton, Mass., joined more than a dozen neighboring municipalities in canceling their contract with Flock.
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By Evan Greer
| The New York Times Verified
How Flock Became Public Enemy No. 1 Sept. 18, 2026, 11:00 a.m. ET Credit...Kaya & Blank Ms. Greer is a digital rights activist. “The Emperor is a fan of Flock,” a man dressed as Darth Vader told a San Diego City Council meeting last month.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got to buy MSG’s privacy. Her fans aren’t so lucky.

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By Evan Greer
| Yahoo Verified
Earlier this month, an investigative journalist revealed that buried in a trove of hacked documents from Madison Square Garden, there was a three-page dossier about … me. It was in a folder titled "Facial Recognition Activists," and time-stamped screenshots made it clear that someone had been keeping close tabs on me. As a public-facing activist, this isn't my first time being targeted by powerful people I'm trying to hold to account.
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