we can stop flock cameras
The short version: A creator called The Unraveling argues local organizing can actually get Flock ALPR cameras removed, and we think that message deserves amplifying.
Our Take
Yersocialistdad's video, as the title puts it plainly, makes the case that communities aren't powerless against Flock Safety's camera rollout. That's a message worth hearing. The surveillance industry wants residents to believe these deployments are inevitable, a done deal once a city council signs a contract. They're not. Contracts get cancelled, councils get pressured, and public records requests have already exposed misuse that's forced some cities to reconsider.
We can't verify every specific claim or tactic laid out in the video since we're working from limited details here, but the broader point lines up with what we've seen reported elsewhere: local pushback works when it's organized and persistent. Open records requests, public comment campaigns, and simple awareness that a camera even exists on your street are the starting points. Most residents have no idea how many ALPRs are watching their daily movements until someone shows them.
That's exactly the gap we're trying to close. Check our map to see what's already been documented near you, and if you're ready to push back locally, our take action page has concrete steps for turning frustration into actual policy change.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of The Unraveling | Yersocialistdad, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.