Deflock Corona
The short version: A citizen documents Flock ALPR cameras in Corona, adding another data point to the growing public record of automated surveillance creep.
Our Take
Green Eyed Okie 07 is doing the unglamorous but essential work of pointing a camera at the cameras — logging where Flock Safety's ALPR units have popped up in Corona. This is exactly the kind of grassroots documentation that keeps law enforcement and private vendors honest, because most of these installations happen with zero public notice, no town hall, and no opt-out.
What makes these videos matter isn't the footage itself, it's the pattern they reveal: a quiet, block-by-block buildout of a license plate tracking network that logs the movements of everyone who drives past, regardless of suspicion. Multiply this one neighborhood by thousands of jurisdictions nationwide and you get a de facto national surveillance grid built without a single vote.
We'd encourage readers to check our camera map to see what's already been documented near you, and if you spot a Flock unit that isn't logged yet, help close the gap. If Corona's buildout concerns you, our take-action page has concrete steps for pushing back at the city council level before these systems become permanent fixtures.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Green Eyed Okie 07, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.