Garrett Langley
16 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 7 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 5, 2026 by Garrett Langley · across every show →
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Mar 5, 2026 positive
Mar 5, 2026 bearish
Mar 5, 2026 positive
Langley: Flock lobbies for legislation enforcing civil liberty guardrails on surveillance
“We have a really good government affairs team that is lobbying for that kind of legislation to say, like, there's a way for us to both be safe and maintain civil liberties, and it needs to be legislated, though.”
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Langley: Law enforcement customers do not regularly audit surveillance usage without mandates
“Not enough of our customers audit themselves on a regular basis. We can build software to make that easier, but we need to be pushed to do that. It was like, customers don't want it. They need to be told to do it.”
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Langley: Surveillance laws banning specific use cases like marijuana are unenforceable bad policy
“To me, the worst bill is an unenforceable bill. So you can imagine a bill that's like, this product cannot be used for vile possession of marijuana. Like, how, who's gonna enforce it? How, how, and it's like, you might believe that, and that's great, but someo…”
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Mar 5, 2026
Langley: Flock stores live video for seven days and LPR data for 30 days
“There's a, there's data retention where we protect, you know, how long something is stored. So for live video, it's typically seven days. For LPR data, it's typically 30 days. You can go longer or shorter if a democratically elected body votes on it.”
Mar 5, 2026 neutral
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Mar 5, 2026
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Langley: Government RFPs are almost always tailored to a single vendor
“Everything goes to RFP, but the RFP is written for one vendor, so all it does is wind up taking an extra year, six months. That's like, that's, I get why RFPs exist, but they're not actually RFPs. I've never seen an RFP that's not written for one vendor. I'm s…”
Mar 5, 2026 negative
Langley: Traditional home security alerts crimes but fails to solve them
“They do two things that actually are not helpful. They tell you a crime has happened. They don't actually help you solve it. And then what about your neighbor? And so what we'd realize is that every single security system was focused on the individual.”
Mar 5, 2026 positive
Mar 5, 2026
Langley: There are 400,000 legally organized neighborhood organizations in the US
“There's 400,000 neighborhoods in America, and there's no consolidation of, Providing safety for those communities. And when I say neighborhood, that is a, you know, legally binding organization that can sign a contract.”
Mar 5, 2026 neutral
Langley: Police helicopters increasingly disable ADS-B to evade criminal tracking
“We're seeing more and more police helicopters have to turn off ADS-B as well. Because like criminals have the same data that you have. And so most of the police officers actually fly without ADS, you know, which is like a whole challenge.”