Avoid Flock Cameras 📸⚠️ Flock cameras don’t just record criminals…they record everyone ⚠️ Every time an ordinary person drives past one, the system can capture the vehicle’s license plate, appearance, location, and exact time. One camera records a single moment, but a network of searchable cameras can reveal patterns: where someone travels, what church they attend, which medical offices they visit, and whose home they frequent. Flock says its cameras don’t use facial recognition, searches are logged, sharing is controlled by local agencies, and most data is now deleted after seven days. Those safeguards matter—but they don’t eliminate the fundamental problem: innocent people are being documented without suspicion, a warrant, or meaningful consent. Technology can and does become dangerous surveillance when it quietly creates a record of everyone’s movements. Privacy doesn’t mean having something to hide. It means the government shouldn’t be able to follow your life simply because the technology exists. Public safety matters—but freedom requires boundaries.