The Creepiest Sales Demo: A Flock VP Watches a Kids' Gym
The creepiest 'sales demo' of all time
I am deeply troubled by a recent incident where a Flock vice president accessed a camera inside a children's gymnastics room at a Dunwoody community center. While Flock and local officials claim this was an authorized sales demonstration, the city cannot produce the agreement allowing it. It is baffling that a police agency would need to view a single camera in a kids' room to evaluate a surveillance system, raising serious questions about privacy and oversight.
What kind of sales demo would require looking at one camera in a children’s gymnastics room?
- goldenarm
Why is this site blocked in the EU ? Was disabling cookies on your static page that hard ?
- bko
> Can anyone rationally explain why a police agency that is interested in Flock would like to see one third-party camera integration that is in a children’s gymnastics room?
I could think of one reason
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre
- wxw
Is there more information available? This article is effectively one sentence long:
> On Sept. 30, 2025, a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a private community center here in Dunwoody.
And there is a lot being implied in this sentence.
- RicoElectrico
https://archive.ph/mpNEN for us EU peasants (:
- ireflect
Flock is such a scummy company. One must just read a bit of the coverage from 404 Media [1] or Benn Jordan [2] and get a whiff of how this company is handling pretty legitimate criticism about privacy and basic device security.