Flock Safety cameras are going up everywhere. On your street. In your neighborhood. In small towns and rural areas across America.
They’re sold as traffic tools. That’s not what they are.
Investigators have proven they record far more than license plates. They capture you walking down the street. They build profiles. They use facial recognition. They’re run by AI. Every data point — collected simply because you went outside and lived your life — gets fed into a private database. One you have no access to. One you never consented to.
That’s not safety. That’s surveillance. It’s unconstitutional.
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans from unreasonable searches. Mass collection of your movements, your face, your daily patterns — without a warrant, without your knowledge — is unreasonable. Full stop.
DeFlock America exists to say what most people are thinking but nobody is saying out loud. We’re not anti-law enforcement. We’re not anti-safety. We’re anti-surveillance state. We believe a private company does not have the right to catalog the American public. We believe your life in public is still your life.
DeFlock America.