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Flock 3 @eliwe @7sigmaoff-grid

Prison city, cannabis & genetics · 5 months ago

The short version: A grassroots creator collab, 'Flock 3,' adds another independent voice documenting ALPR surveillance creep — proof this fight isn't just a D.C. story.

Our Take

This one comes from a channel you wouldn't expect to be talking about license plate readers — a mix of prison culture, cannabis, and genetics content — teaming up with creators @eliwe and @7sigmaoff-grid for a third installment called "Flock 3." We don't have much to go on beyond the title, but the fact that Flock Safety cameras are popping up as a recurring topic across such a wide range of niche corners of YouTube says something important: this isn't a fringe issue anymore. People who normally talk about off-grid living or prison systems are noticing the same green boxes on poles that we track every day.

That's exactly how mass surveillance normalizes — quietly, until enough ordinary people in enough different communities start asking why a private company's cameras are logging their movements without a warrant. We can't vouch for every claim in a video we haven't fully verified, but we appreciate any creator pointing a camera (pun intended) at Flock's expanding footprint instead of looking away.

If this video has you wondering whether there's a reader near you, check our map to see what's already been documented in your area, and head to take action if you want to push back on your local deployment.

This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Prison city, cannabis & genetics, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.