DeFlock
The short version: Infinite Defense shines a spotlight on DeFlock, the crowdsourced project mapping Flock Safety ALPR cameras, and why that visibility matters.
Our Take
Infinite Defense turning a camera toward DeFlock is a good sign — the more creators who explain what these cameras are and why they're spreading block by block, the harder it gets for this surveillance network to stay invisible. We don't know every detail the video covers since there's no transcript to lean on, but the core message tracks with what we've been saying for a while: Flock's ALPR cameras are multiplying fast, often without much public debate, and most drivers have no idea they're being logged every time they pass one.
That's exactly the gap projects like DeFlock exist to close. Crowdsourced mapping turns an opaque, scattered network into something people can actually see and reason about — which intersections are watched, which towns have said yes to this tech, and where the blind spots still are. If this video sent you here wondering what's near you, check the map and see for yourself.
Awareness is step one, but it shouldn't be the last one. If you want your city council or local police department to answer basic questions about retention, data sharing, and oversight, we've got resources to help you push back — start with take action.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Infinite Defense, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.