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Over the last few years, a company called Flock Safety  has quietly expanded into cities across the United States, installing automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras on public roads, neighborhood entrances, and major corridors. Many residents only discover these cameras after they are already active. Understanding what Flock Safety is, who uses it, and how communities can engage in the decision-making process is an important step toward informed local governance. What I

In the video “ Search Once. See Everything? Inside Flock NOVA ,”  tech analyst Dr. Jon Padfield examines a powerful new public-safety platform called Flock NOVA  — an AI-powered data integration system that promises law enforcement a unified view of disparate datasets. The system’s tagline, “Search Once. See Everything,”  reflects its stated purpose: to break down information silos so police and investigators can instantly access records from RMS (records management), CAD (di

As license plate recognition (LPR) technology quietly expands across cities in Texas and around the country, many residents are left asking a simple question: Where exactly are these cameras, and who is watching? That’s where DeFlock.me  comes in. What Is DeFlock.me ? DeFlock.me  is a public-facing informational website dedicated to tracking the locations and growth of Flock Safety cameras —a private surveillance system increasingly adopted by municipalities, HOAs, and law en

At the heart of the Flock Safety system is a mindset most people can respect. The stated goal is simple and, on the surface, noble: reduce crime, help law enforcement recover stolen vehicles, and make neighborhoods safer. In a world where violent crime, human trafficking, vehicle theft, and hit-and-run incidents are real and devastating, it is understandable—commendable even—that people would seek better tools to protect their families and communities. Many of the individuals

In the video “ Surveillance, Power & the God Complex: Why Flock Safety Should Concern You ,”  the creator from Business Reform  takes viewers on a deep dive into one of the most controversial topics in tech and public policy today: the rise of mass surveillance networks  powered by private companies and artificial intelligence. At the center of this discussion is Flock Safety , a fast-growing American tech company that provides AI-driven automated license plate readers (ALPRs

A Major Flock Camera Leak Is Raising Alarms About Public Surveillance In the video “ This Flock camera leak is like Netflix for stalkers ,”  technologist and YouTuber Benn Jordan  uncovers a deeply troubling privacy issue involving Flock Safety surveillance cameras  — systems currently deployed across the United States by police departments, HOAs, businesses, and local governments. What Jordan reveals is not a hypothetical risk or fringe concern. It’s a real-world example of

We Hacked Flock Safety Cameras in Under 30 Seconds — A Privacy and Security Wake-Up Call In a startling exposé released in late 2025, technologist and YouTuber Benn Jordan  turned his spotlight on Flock Safety , a company best known for its networked surveillance cameras and license-plate readers deployed across thousands of U.S. cities. The video — titled “We Hacked Flock Safety Cameras in Under 30 Seconds”  — isn’t just a technical demo; it’s a broad critique of how mass-ma