Internet users have circulated what they claim is the Atlanta home address of Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley and marked the property as a ‘public toilet’ on Google Maps. The listing appeared after users noticed the home looks blurred on Street View.

The backlash followed an Aug 22, 2026, appearance by Langley on Fox News, where he said Americans need to ‘prioritize compromise’ between privacy and safety. The clip went viral on X.

Flock Safety sells automated license plate reader cameras used by law enforcement in 49 states. Senator Josh Hawley has opened a congressional investigation into the company’s data access and surveillance risks, and five police officers were charged earlier this month for abusing Flock cameras to track people’s movements.

The exact identity of the property and who created the listing remain unverified, and Newsweek did not independently verify the address.

Context: the stunt shows how anger over surveillance tech is spilling into personal territory, even as lawmakers question how police use Flock’s cameras.