May 23, 2025 - Explore the map below provided by DeFlock.me, a project focused on exposing the widespread use of Automated License Plate Readers across the country. This map displays known locations of these surveillance devices, which are often used by law enforcement and private companies to track vehicles in real time.

OpenStreetMap: Open-source mapping data with surveillance tags · EFF Atlas of Surveillance: Electronic Frontier Foundation database · McClatchy Private Eyes: Investigative journalism ALPR database · DeFlock.me: Community-sourced Flock Safety camera locations ·

October 5, 2025 - If the camera is not on these maps you can add it to the openstreetmaps website and it will be added on the next database update. ... The Few. The Fast. The Undetectable. V1G2 - Arrows don't lie! ALP/HW6 - JTG is the goal, JTK is the lifestyle VIOFIO A229 - All in 2K ... If you go to setting -> marks. You can toggle on and off the ALPR database. JBV1 uses the ALPR's from deflock.me and openstreetmap.org. If they flock cameras are on these maps then they should show in JBV1.

Find and report automated license plate readers in your neighborhood. The open source surveillance map for Flock Safety cameras and ALPR systems.

Crowdsourced ALPR surveillance map.

March 5, 2026 - This map is crowdsourced and evolving, it is not an exhaustive list of all Flock cameras or ALPRs. Context & further reading: FAQ Github repo for the project EFF explainer

This tool aims to show the extent of ALPR camera coverage in your local area. It uses OSM data for homes, amenities, and tagged ALPR cameras. Want to improve the accuracy? Tag all of the above in your neighborhood on OpenStreetMap (try Every Door for an easy to use app).

February 12, 2026 - FROM a laptop, to pin/add a camera: Once OpenStreetMaps is open, see screenshot. Also, I found these instructions from DeFlock: https://deflock.org/report/id . FROM my iPhone (tried both Brave and Chrome), I couldn't find the edit button shown in the screenshot (using Brave). u/StopFlock - Would be great if you could put any extra intel here so others can help out. ... The app IS the easier way to add and edit the map; that's why it exists and wants you to log into openstreetmap.

April 4, 2025 - Hi, I noticed many different accounts ( wjc31, KewpieIsGod, WI NOMAD, DBC141, TedTimesSix, Mark of Zorro ecc.ecc.) adding “Flock Safety” ALPRs in the United States in the last five months. These elements were added by different users, but they all made the same “mistake” (invalid Q-Items, ...

A collaborative, open map of the world used here to locate and visualize many of the Flock and ALPR camera nodes around Johnson City. OpenStreetMap allows anyone to inspect and reuse the same underlying data.

🔍 Search · 🕸️ FLOCK Network · Cameras: Loading · Network Lines: 113,829 · Show ALL Lines (Chaos!) · Clear & Restore All · 💡 How to use: • Click any camera → ALL others disappear • See ONLY that camera's network connections • Click "Clear & Restore All" to see all cameras ...

April 20, 2026 - As well, when ALPRs are identified ... camera is often revealed (typically, a police department or a Home Owners Association/HOA). Below are some example areas where ALPRs (and other surveillance devices like ... This area has a higher crime rate than surrounding areas. As such, it was targeted for deployment of ALPRs and gunshot detectors provided by Flock Safety in a contract between Flock Safety and the city of Fort Worth. A map of the Las ...

May 11, 2026 - Where to find the Flock cameras map: DeFlock crowd-sourced 336,000+ ALPR locations into OpenStreetMap, building the largest open surveillance registry.

If you have an OpenStreetMap account, it's pretty easy to do. Simply drop a new point on the map and paste the following tags onto it. Set the camera direction, upload changes, and you're done. man_made=surveillance surveillance:type=ALPR camera:mount=pole camera:type=fixed surveillance=public ...

November 26, 2024 - Due to recent interest in the OSM-based DeFlock application, there have been some discussions in the name-suggestion-index repository and OSMUS Slack about how to tag a surveillance camera’s relationship to Flock Safety. As I understand it, Flock leases the camera to a law enforcement agency ...

Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time.

April 13, 2026 - Button up the map missing devices and you'll have a neat tool ... Thank you for helping us fight against this unconstitutional, warrantless surveillance. All Flock cameras need to be taken down

Interactive map of Flock Safety cameras and automated license plate readers. Find, report, and track ALPR surveillance in your neighborhood. Community powered, open source.