Flock Cameras: Your Car Tracked 20 Times! You're Watched. | Real Ninja News
The short version: Rico Richie's video spotlights how Flock ALPRs can snap the same plate 20 times a day, quietly building a map of your life.
Our Take
Credit to Rico Richie for putting a number on something we keep hammering: Flock cameras don't just catch you once. A single commute, a school run, a grocery run, a trip to see your doctor — each pass can mean another timestamped, geotagged hit on your plate. Twenty scans in a day isn't surveillance of a crime, it's surveillance of a life, logged automatically whether you've done anything wrong or not.
That's the real danger here. One camera catching you speeding past is one thing. A network stitching together twenty daily touchpoints is a behavioral profile — where you worship, who you visit, what time you leave your house, whether you ever stop going home. None of that requires a warrant under current practice, and most drivers have no idea the data even exists, let alone who can query it or how long it's kept.
This is exactly why we built the map — so you can see how saturated your own routes already are. If that number surprises you, don't just sit with it. Head to take action and push your city council to ask the questions Flock doesn't volunteer answers to.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Rico Richie, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.