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Our Take

Credit to DeFlock Shop for showing that pushing back on automated license plate readers doesn't have to live only in spreadsheets and public records requests — it can show up on a T-shirt or a sticker on your water bottle. Merch like this does real work: it starts conversations with neighbors who've never noticed the camera on the stop sign, and it signals that there's a community already organized around the issue.

We're always a little cautious about products claiming to "solve" ALPR surveillance — plate covers, sprays, and gimmicks rarely hold up against Flock Safety's AI-driven systems, and we won't vouch for effectiveness we haven't verified. But visibility and culture-building matter just as much as technical countermeasures. The more normal it becomes to talk about mass license plate tracking at the dinner table, the harder it is for cities to quietly expand these networks without public input.

If this video got you curious about what's actually watching your street, check our camera map to see documented ALPR locations near you, and visit our take-action page for ways to organize beyond a sticker — public comment at city council, records requests, and policy fights that actually move the needle.