Deflock the UTSA Roadrunners
The short version: A Texas Longhorns fan channel jokingly 'deflocks' the UTSA Roadrunners in what's clearly sports trash talk, not actual ALPR reporting.
Our Take
Let's be straight with you: this one from Burnt Orange Party is college football rivalry content, not a surveillance exposé. "Deflock the Roadrunners" is a pun riding on team mascots and Texas football bragging rights, nothing more. We're crediting the channel for the wordplay, but there's no actual Flock Safety camera reporting here.
Still, it's a reminder of how far the word "deflock" has traveled since it started as shorthand for pushing back against a specific surveillance company blanketing American streets with license plate readers. When a phrase meant to describe resistance to mass surveillance gets recycled for sports memes, it shows how normalized — and maybe how background-noise — this technology has become to most people who aren't the ones getting tracked by it.
If you want the real deal instead of the pun, check our camera map to see what's actually watching your plate on the way to the game, and hit take action if you'd rather organize against real ALPR expansion than just joke about it.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Burnt Orange Party, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.