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Will Freeman launched DeFlock, a project tracking Flock Safety's automatic license plate reader cameras, after noticing them along roadsides while driving across the country in 2024.

reported by one outlet so far · Reported fact · first recorded Aug 28, 11:30 AM

How each outlet reported it

Washington ExaminerRight · Aug 28, 11:01 AM

Will Freeman launched DeFlock after noticing Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers along the side of the road.

Details: DeFlock; Flock Safety; automatic license plate readers

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Washington ExaminerRight · Aug 28, 11:01 AM

Freeman was driving across the country in 2024 when he began noticing Flock cameras at interstate exits, city streets, and dirt roads.

Cites: Will Freeman · Details: 2024; interstate exits; city streets; dirt road

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Washington ExaminerRight · Aug 28, 11:01 AM

Freeman said the cameras looked 'creepy' and appeared designed to be hidden because they were black and mounted behind signs.

Cites: Will Freeman · Details: 'creepy'; all black; mounted behind signs

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