Flock Safety executive accesses live gymnastics feed
Dunwoody resident Jason Hunyar exposed that a Flock Safety executive accessed a live camera feed inside a children's gymnastics room for a sales demonstration. The incident, uncovered through open records requests, has sparked intense privacy concerns and delayed the city's contract renewal with the company.
Government-partnered mass surveillance networks lack the necessary access controls and auditing to prevent unauthorized profiling and corporate exploitation of sensitive public spaces.
- –Corporate Overreach: Allowing sales representatives and executives access to active police camera networks for customer demonstrations represents a severe breach of public trust and safety.
- –Inadequate Audit Trails: The fact that this abuse was only uncovered via citizen-led public records requests highlights a disturbing lack of proactive government oversight and auditing of third-party vendors.
- –The Illusion of Security: Despite Flock Safety's claims that surveillance protects communities, the capability to peek into private children's facilities demonstrates how easily security systems can be weaponized against privacy.
DISCOVERED
9h ago
2026-07-21
PUBLISHED
13h ago
2026-07-20
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slowin