NEWS★ ENTERPRISE SOFTWARENOV 5, 2026
Flock faces growing resistance from local authorities
Public consent matters for surveillance businesses.

A contract can depend on whether the public accepts the product.
What happened
TechCrunch counted at least ten local authorities curbing Flock use since summer.
Why it matters
For businesses selling surveillance systems, procurement is only one part of adoption. Customers also have to justify how a system is used and who is accountable for it.
The bigger picture
The practical questions extend beyond accuracy: what information should be kept, who should have access and how can citizens challenge a decision? Clear answers can affect trust and the durability of a customer relationship. This is a retrospective report on local decisions, rather than evidence that every camera has been removed or a single nationwide ban exists.
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