Flock CEO Wants Privacy… But What About YOURS?
The short version: A YouTuber calls out Flock's CEO for touting personal privacy while his company builds the infrastructure to erase everyone else's.
Our Take
Kill The Script Now puts a finger on the hypocrisy that shows up again and again in the surveillance industry: executives who guard their own addresses, routines, and movements while selling systems that strip that same privacy from ordinary drivers. If the clip is accurate, Flock's CEO isn't rejecting privacy as a value — he just doesn't think you're entitled to the version he enjoys.
This matters because ALPR networks don't ask for consent. They log plates, timestamps, and locations on public roads whether you're a suspect, a witness, or just someone driving to work, and that data gets stored, shared, and sometimes misused long after the original 'public safety' justification fades. The people building and profiting from that system rarely have to live inside it the way the rest of us do.
Credit to Kill The Script Now for pressing on that double standard. If you want to see how close this infrastructure is to your own neighborhood, check our camera map, and if you're ready to push back, our take-action page has concrete steps.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Kill The Script Now, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.