Check out Deflock.org and see how many cameras are in your area. #flock #spy #privacy
The short version: A quick clip from The LOTS Project points viewers to DeFlock's crowdsourced map, underscoring how normalized ALPR surveillance has become in everyday neighborhoods.
Our Take
The LOTS Project keeps it simple here: pull up the map, type in your zip code, and see how many Flock Safety cameras are quietly logging plates near your home. That's the whole pitch, and honestly, it's the right one. Most people have no idea these poles exist until someone points a camera out to them — and by then, years of their movements may already be sitting in a database.
We appreciate any creator who sends their audience to look at the data themselves instead of just taking our word for it. Crowdsourced mapping only works if more eyes are logging cameras and more people are checking what's already been found. If this video got you curious, go confirm what's actually watching your street on our camera map.
Awareness is step one. If you find a cluster of readers near your home, school, or place of worship, don't stop at scrolling past it — there are concrete ways to push back at the local level, and we lay them out on our take action page.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of The LOTS Project, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.