Flock Commentary

This is a collection of links to blogs and web only publications from around the country about concerns with Flock. The most recent on top. All links open on a new tab or window.
(see also Major News and Organisation Publications)

Most of the current complaints about Flock focus on data leaks to ICE and other Federal agencies by left leaning groups. You might ask what is the problem? Simple. You can't expect your rights to be protected if you allow the rights of others to be violated. It is kind of like the First Amendment in that your right to free speech is protected as it is protected for those with opposing views.

  • 02/23/26: Americans are destroying Flock surveillance cameras
  • 01/20/26: Flock Traffic Cameras Track Everything, Except The Cops Misusing Them
  • 01/12/26: Mass surveillance is not public safety – Santa Cruz must cancel its Flock contract
  • 01/08/26: ‘Democracy in action’: Cities react to privacy concerns by canceling Flock surveillance contracts
  • 12/29/25: Big Brother Left the Door Open: Flock’s AI Surveillance Cameras Exposed to the Internet
  • 12/14/25: COLORADO: Regular People Are Rising Up Against AI Surveillance Cameras
  • 12/07/25: AI Surveillance Startup Caught Using Sweatshop Workers to Monitor US Residents
  • 11/20/25: FLOCK Cameras are Invading – Coming Soon to a City Near You
  • 11/05/25: Bipartisan Pushback Grows Against Flock Safety as Privacy Concerns Intensify Over License Plate Readers
  • 10/30/25: COLORADO: "You Can't Get a Breath of Fresh Air": How Dragnet Surveillance Nearly Ruined an Innocent Woman's Life
  • 10/21/25: Federal Court Says Three Hits From Flock ALPR Cameras Isn’t Enough For A ‘Carpenter’ Violation
  • 08/05/25: Mass Surveillance in Texas: The Hidden Dangers of License Plate Tracking
  • 07/16/25: Flock Safety's Surveillance Practices: A Critical Examination
  • 07/03/25: Flock’s License Plate Scandal Exposed: States Fight Back Against Surveillance Overreach


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