Andreessen Horowitz

Reporting found local police running Flock's national camera network on behalf of ICE, and a search tied to a woman who self-managed an abortion — using cameras funded by unrelated towns.

Flock installed surveillance cameras on public roads in multiple states without required permits or approvals, prompting removals and investigations.

Anduril's autonomous towers use AI to detect and track people crossing the border, extending persistent surveillance over migrants and nearby communities.

Reporting revealed Toka markets government tools to break into security cameras and IoT devices, with capabilities that in some accounts extend to altering footage — a direct threat to evidence integrity and privacy.

Skydio's autonomous drones power police 'drone-as-first-responder' programs that fly to calls for service, raising concerns about routine warrantless aerial surveillance of communities.