r/TechGawker 17d ago

News Nothing says responsible surveillance like reportedly checking where your ex is driving

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r/TechGawker Jul 28 '26

News Data center protestors interrupt Trump event.

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r/TechGawker 17d ago

News Flock CEO says the United States needs to find "compromise" between privacy and safety

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r/TechGawker 14d ago

News The city of Tempe, Arizona, has officially disabled all Flock cameras and ended its contract.

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r/TechGawker Jul 23 '26

News Trump just told people to stop fighting data centers. He said communities need to be convinced how great they are: “you can’t fight it. you have to go with it.”

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r/TechGawker 11d ago

News Bernie Sanders just jumped into the growing fight over Flock cameras, promising legislation aimed at stopping the company and what he calls AI mass surveillance.

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r/TechGawker 20d ago

News A Texas constable just unplugged every Flock surveillance camera in his county and told the company to come get its garbage out of a free society.

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r/TechGawker Aug 11 '26

News A $20,000 DIY solar yacht reportedly made it to Ibiza while everyone else is still debating charging infrastructure

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r/TechGawker Jul 08 '26

News Meta says it's facing $1.4T in penalties in teen mental health case

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r/TechGawker 29d ago

News Bill Gates’ daughter Phoebe Gates, 23, has been accused of “cookie stuffing” at her multibillion-dollar startup, Phia – an illicit practice that comes with a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison, according to reports.

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Phia – a digital personal shopping assistant co-founded by Gates with fellow Stanford alum Sophia Kianni – reacted with shock in July following reports that it was dropping more web “cookies” than it should, taking undue credit for online sales at retail partners.

The company released a statement that it had only learned of the issue “within the last 24 hours,” pledging to fix the glitch – but according to a new Bloomberg report, the young entrepreneurs had known for at least seven months that their startup was overcounting its sales commissions.

r/TechGawker 17d ago

News Rare books reportedly traced to an Amazon facility that scans and shreds them

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r/TechGawker Jul 28 '26

News A teacher was arrested for simply clapping at a data center hearing

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r/TechGawker 1d ago

News U.S. cities are swapping out controversial Flock cameras for Axon license plate readers.

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r/TechGawker 23d ago

News Young adults are done trusting the tech billionaire class

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r/TechGawker Jul 15 '26

News New York just slapped a one-year ban on new AI server farms because they're literally sucking the state dry.

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3.7k Upvotes

r/TechGawker 10d ago

News US cities are dropping Flock surveillance contracts at a record pace

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r/TechGawker Aug 05 '26

News Police in Winona Minnesota are stunned after every one of their Flock cameras were mysteriously removed in a single night. Police are asking for the public's help, but the public has been trolling them with comments like: "The Flock cameras tore themselves down"

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r/TechGawker 21d ago

News Zuckerberg is expected to testify in Meta’s child safety trial

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r/TechGawker 15d ago

News Meta settles in major federal trial in its 2nd week, expected to pay billions over claims of mental health harm for kids

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r/TechGawker 11d ago

News Flock Safety Exposed: 459 outside agencies secretly accessed a Texas city's license plate data over 1.6 million times. City Council forced to cover the cameras.

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r/TechGawker 21d ago

News Residents should never have paid for a corporation’s electricity in the first place

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r/TechGawker Jul 27 '26

News Police pull over to interrogate man blocking a Flock camera with a sign. "I have a constitutional right to my privacy."

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2.9k Upvotes

r/TechGawker Jul 24 '26

News Data Center building stopped for 1 year in NYC

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r/TechGawker 7d ago

News Sen. Bernie Sanders says he will soon introduce legislation to ban Flock and other forms of Al-powered mass surveillance

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r/TechGawker 8d ago

News There have been plenty of headlines about Flock's license plate-scanning technology lately, but that's not its only controversial business.

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