Federal judge calls Flock 'indiscriminate mass surveillance'
Federal judge criticized Flock, describing its surveillance as indiscriminate mass. The ruling came in a case concerning privacy violations, where the court found the company's data collection practices overly broad, affecting many users without specific suspicion. The decision may impact how the firm handles user data and could prompt regulatory scrutiny. Privacy advocates filed the lawsuit, arguing that Flock's monitoring infringes constitutional rights.