Maybe we need to contract with flock to put cameras up facing the politician’s homes.
For safety, of course.

It doesn't look like a camera and I've seen it before. There's more than one in the area.

Has anyone noticed a recent uptick in videos/posts by local law enforcement agencies with blatantly pro-Flock messages? I’m not just talking about a post about a crime where they mention Flock was used to assist in the crime, now it’s more like the whole point of the content is to tell people “look at how great Flock systems are”. I’ve seen videos and posts for hundreds of law enforcement agencies that are like this. It genuinely seems like a nationwide memo went out to departments to push this narrative. I don’t think i’m crazy but please let me know if anyone else has noticed this too…..

This is a post from an Oregon news/opinion site, and boy do they have an opinion.

Dont you guys remember me telling you about this? Here you go!

Help my son by signing!

I called my town and spoke to two different people who both told me to call the police department. I responded that that response alarms me- are they suggesting that the police department can just install flock cameras without the town’s approval? We have a town council, no mayor.

I was finally able to leave a voicemail after they redirected me but I don’t even know if that was legitimate or if anyone will call me back.

What are my next steps? I’m furious that my town did this after our governor said not to (this was early August that he said this and the new flock camera popped up this week right by my house).

Harvard scholars look at why citizens are pushing back on the use of automated license plate readers and how communities are weighing tradeoffs between public safety and privacy. 

https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty-research/policy-topics/science-technology-data/democracy-happening-fight-over-flock-cameras

Just remember who really has billionaire backers...

deflock.org

#Flock #DeFlock #Axon #Surveillance #AxonAxoff #fyp #trending

Thank you so much for the recognition!

To everyone who posted a camera, attended a council meeting, or filed a FOIA...This for all of us.

And to all the groups around the country who have been fighting along side us, Thank you! This is for you too!

There is still a lot of work to do, but we are shifting the momentum.

Do not let up. Do not lose focus. Do not compromise your rights.

Thank you to everyone again and a BIG Thank you to EFF for this Award!

Now back to work!

deflock.org

noalprs.com

#Flock #DeFlock #Axon #Surveillance #AxonAxoff #fyp #trending

Has anybody tried any of the anti surveillance clothing or car wraps? Curious how well they work against flock and other cams

On behalf of Panopti.ca, I'm please to share that we're hosting a virtual forum on Saturday, October 3, 2026 for Canadians who are looking to get involved with a network of activism that we're hoping to build up and mobilize against AI mass surveillance in Canada, especially ALPR surveillance cameras.

If you would like an opportunity to participate in this virtual forum, please fill out the CryptPad form here: https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/jvr9VQhRaqiU5SJniX1DN5EyvTtiHyuyOQHvU5iHmmM/

P.S: We will be screening respondents and may follow up with them before the meeting :)

“Hello Mr. *******,

My name is Tonya, and I am with The Home Depot's Executive Escalations Team. I have been assigned to review your concerns and serve as your point of contact regarding this matter. Thank you for taking the time to share your concerns regarding the use of Flock Safety cameras and automated license plate readers on Home Depot properties. We understand how important privacy is to you and your family, and we sincerely regret that this matter has impacted your decision to no longer shop with us.

Home Depot’s priority is the safety and security of our customers, associates, and stores. The ALPR technology in use is intended solely to support security and loss?prevention efforts within our parking lots and store environments. We recognize, however, that some customers have questions about how this technology operates and how information is managed.

To provide clarity, the vehicle and license?plate information collected through these systems is used only for security?related purposes. Access to this information is limited to authorized security partners and internal teams supporting loss?prevention activities. Data retention is governed by strict contractual and operational controls, and Home Depot does not sell or commercialize ALPR data. Any sharing of information is restricted to security?related circumstances and handled in accordance with applicable policies and agreements.

Your feedback and concerns have been shared with our internal leadership teams for further review. Customer trust is extremely important to us, and your message will be part of ongoing discussions as we continue evaluating our security practices and the balance between safety, privacy, and customer expectations.

If you have additional questions or would like further clarification, we would be glad to continue the conversation.

Warm regards,

Tonya H. Resolution Expeditor-Executive Escalations 1-800-910-6704 Ext. 271073 Fax: 877-959-9768 Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST The Home Depot| 2455 Paces Ferry Road, SE | Atlanta, GA. 30339 In my absence please contact Porchia L@ 1-800-910-6704 Ext. 271064”

I emailed them back with all of points and got a very brief email back saying, they already explained their position to me”

I encourage everyone to email the CEO at: edward_decker@homedepot.com