Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/1QpDPvQir7h.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Flock Cameras Tracked a Woman to Her Abortion. It Gets Worse [SD8AN9e9EV7] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT There is a small black camera near your home right now. Every time you drive past it, it photographs your car, reads your plate, and uploads your location to a national database searchable by law enforcement agencies across the entire country. The company is called Flock Safety. They have 100,000 cameras in the US performing 20 billion scans every month. Most people have never heard of them. This video breaks down what Flock Safety actually does, what happened when people found out, and why 82 cities have already canceled their contracts: a Texas deputy who used the national camera network to track a woman who had an abortion, 1.6 million unauthorized federal queries of San Francisco's cameras in seven months, a city that tried to remove the cameras and found Flock had reinstalled them without permission, and police officers in multiple states using the system to stalk their ex-partners. Built from real documented sources — NPR, the ACLU, congressional records, court filings, and Flock Safety's own public responses. Drop a comment: did you know these cameras existed before this video? Business inquiries: [email protected] #flocksafety #surveillancecamera #privacyrights #licenseplatetracker #masssurveil #flockcamera #bigbrother #privacymatters ZzGLHAkEAlq obluu6XdWMn UMRPw2CISNt 1qYOEwuBwMa IVH8PvoGuo0 eB7tArgrKea
There is a small black camera near your home right now. Every time you drive past it, it photographs your car, reads your plate, and uploads your location to a national database searchable by law enforcement agencies across the entire country. The company is called Flock Safety. They have 100,000 cameras in the US performing 20 billion scans every month. Most people have never heard of them. This video breaks down what Flock Safety actually does, what happened when people found out, and why 82 cities have already canceled their contracts: a Texas deputy who used the national camera network to track a woman who had an abortion, 1.6 million unauthorized federal queries of San Francisco's cameras in seven months, a city that tried to remove the cameras and found Flock had reinstalled them without permission, and police officers in multiple states using the system to stalk their ex-partners. Built from real documented sources — NPR, the ACLU, congressional records, court filings, and Flock Safety's own public responses. Drop a comment: did you know these cameras existed before this video? Business inquiries: [email protected] #flocksafety #surveillancecamera #privacyrights #licenseplatetracker #masssurveil #flockcamera #bigbrother #privacymatters ZzGLHAkEAlq obluu6XdWMn UMRPw2CISNt 1qYOEwuBwMa IVH8PvoGuo0 eB7tArgrKea