Get the Flock out of here! #flocksafety #flockcameras #flock #flockceo #surveillance #fyp
The short version: NatTac Shorts' punchy short joins a growing chorus of everyday Americans calling out Flock Safety's camera network and demanding it get out of their towns.
Our Take
NatTac Shorts keeps it blunt and to the point: "Get the Flock out of here." We don't know every detail of what's inside this short, but the sentiment tracks with what we're hearing from residents all over the country — frustration with a company that's quietly wired thousands of communities into a private license-plate tracking network, often with little public debate before the cameras went up.
That frustration is earned. Flock's pitch is always the same — catch bad guys, solve crimes — but the infrastructure doesn't care who's driving. Every plate that rolls past one of these poles gets logged, time-stamped, and fed into a searchable database that police departments, and sometimes agencies far outside your town, can query. It's a dragnet first, investigative tool second, and creators calling that out in a thirty-second clip are doing real public education work, whether they mean to or not.
If this short got you fired up, channel it. Check our camera map to see what's already watching your streets, and head to our take-action page for concrete steps to push back at your next city council meeting.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of NatTac Shorts, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.