Flock cameras back at it again #flocksafety #flockcamera #news
The short version: A local creator's short clip on Flock cameras is a reminder that ALPR surveillance keeps expanding into everyday life, often without public debate.
Our Take
Credit to David's Vision Production for pointing a camera at the cameras. We don't know every detail of what's shown in this clip, but the title alone says plenty: Flock Safety's ALPR network is "back at it again," and regular people are noticing enough to film it and post it. That's exactly the kind of grassroots documentation that keeps this issue alive outside of city council agendas and press releases.
Here's why that matters: Flock cameras aren't just sitting on street poles taking the occasional photo. They're building a searchable, retained record of where your car has been, shared across agencies and sometimes states, with little input from the people actually living under them. A short clip from a local creator can do more to spark a neighborhood conversation than another corporate transparency report ever will.
If you're seeing more of these cameras pop up where you live, you're not imagining it. Check our map to see what's been documented near you, and if you want to push back, our take action page has concrete steps for raising this with your local officials.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of david's Vision production, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.