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Motorola Employee Honored for Police Volunteer Service

Motorola Employee Honored for Police Volunteer Service
09/30/2026 | Companies
For many people, vacation is an opportunity to step away from work and unwind. For Mike Beddoes, a Motorola Solutions employee in the U.K., time away from his regular job often means taking on another responsibility — helping protect the community as a volunteer police officer. For the past nine...
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Flock Safety Cameras Raise Privacy and Surveillance Concerns

Flock Safety Cameras Raise Privacy and Surveillance Concerns
08/25/2026 | Companies
A growing bipartisan backlash against security technology company Flock Safety is emerging across the United States. Critics argue that the Georgia-based company’s extensive network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) gathers sensitive information in ways that may conflict with Fourth...
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Flock Safety: AI Surveillance and Privacy Concerns

Flock Safety: AI Surveillance and Privacy Concerns
08/21/2026 | Companies
A growing, bipartisan backlash against security-technology company Flock Safety is emerging in communities across the United States. Critics argue that the Georgia-based company’s extensive network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) gathers sensitive information in ways that may conflict...
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