Ollie launched privacy-focused claims for its consumer AI assistant by highlighting that it has SOC 2 compliance and avoids collecting usernames or passwords for tasks. It achieved SOC 2 compliance, an independently audited security and data-control framework. As a result, Ollie positions its subscription model as prioritizing user trust over data sharing while expanding family scheduling features that later may include more sensitive areas like payments.
Flock trained police on using its surveillance technology and police databases to monitor No Kings protests and other events through “real time crime centers.”More than 4,800 cities run FlockOS software. As a result, law enforcement can coordinate always-on, dashboard-based video, ALPR, and related data—including AI-powered searches that link multiple databases—to track incidents and everyday public gatherings with reduced need for officers on the ground.
Dictantor launched to record meetings and voice notes across Mac, iPhone, and Apple Watch with private on-device transcription. The transcription runs in 25 European languages and separates your voice from others. It works without an account or subscription, with supported recordings able to sync through your private iCloud.
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