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Flock reportedly planned to co-opt Uber and Lyft vehicles to expand its surveillance network
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If you thought Flock Safety’s massive network of pole-mounted cameras couldn’t reach any further, think again.
The company reportedly planned to use dash cams installed in Uber and Lyft vehicles to significantly expand its footprint.
As reported by 404 Media, an internal Flock presentation sheds new light on a potential partnership with dash cam maker Nexar.
Engineered to log the license plate, color, make, and model of every passing car, these devices now operate in nearly every U.S. state.
If that physical pushback continues, Flock may well double down on the strategy outlined in its Nexar pitch.