A group of online creators with a combined 46 million followers is demanding Lowe’s and Home Depot — two of the largest home-improvement stores in the US — to cut ties with Flock Safety amid a nationwide campaign against large retailers that may have contracts with the surveillance tech company.
In a letter sent Friday morning to the companies’ executives, 56 content creators called on Lowe’s and Home Depot to “terminate all its contracts with Flock Safety” and remove the company’s automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, from their parking lots.
The letter raised concerns that data gathered by the cameras could be accessed by federal or…
