Good morning. It’s Wednesday, September 16.
Hackers pulled a Flock Safety license plate camera off a pole, cracked it open, and showed exactly how the surveillance network most American police departments now rely on actually works, tracking tens of thousands of cars in just three weeks.
Today we are covering:
Hackers reverse engineer Flock Safety’s license plate cameras, exposing how the surveillance network tracked 50,200 vehicles in three weeks
A new app called ZuckOff uses Bluetooth to detect Meta’s AI smart glasses before they can record you
Apple considers a return to the server market, in talks with Nvidia to use its networking technology
