> Chilling map shows where more than 117,000 surveillance cameras are hiding in the US... is your hometown being watched?

#1 2026-07-21 16:38:52

A nationwide surveillance system may know where you drive, when you leave home and which places you visit, without you ever realizing you were being watched. 

More than 117,000 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) are scattered across America, according to a map.

The roadside devices photograph passing vehicles and record their license plates, locations and precise time of travel, allowing separate sightings to be pieced together into a detailed journey.

Privacy advocates warn that the system can create a searchable record of people’s everyday movements.

While police say the technology helps locate stolen vehicles and criminal suspects, civil liberties groups argue that innocent motorists can also be swept into the system and their movements searched without officers first obtaining a warrant.

https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/a … p-usa.html

WOW!  Even the Daily Mail is covering the topic.

#2 2026-07-21 18:14:57

If you've done nothing wrong, and you have nothing to hide, what does it matter?

#3 2026-07-21 18:33:07

 wrote:If you've done nothing wrong, and you have nothing to hide, what does it matter?
Have a reader generate an unfavorable angle mistake; a 2 for a 7 and then your phone, banking and internet histories are now property of the state.  You feeling good about Latoya at the local PD on keeping that data secure?  More importantly the municipality can SELL that data to fund Latoya's next promotion and raise.

#4 2026-07-21 18:39:22

Use the deflock map to find nearby cameras and determine which direction they face.

Scout out the location.

Get yourself a nice high power air pistol…  something like an Air Venturi MicroStrike with a laser sight

Leave your cell phone and other electronics at home

Approach the camera from the blind side at 4 am

Put 8 rounds thru the camera housing

Silent, effective.  Don’t get caught.

Winston wrote:https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-15990723/surveillance-cameras-flock-safety-map-usa.html

WOW!  Even the Daily Mail is covering the topic.
Hey, thanks for the map.

I have 0 flock cameras in my town.

I have 0 flock cameras in my county.

Chilling!
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Concerns have intensified following allegations that ... audits showing that outside agencies searched locally collected records for immigration-related investigations. 

Yeah, sure. My intensified concern is why the fuq are some illegals still fuqing here?!? 

 flock!! 

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Dayton, Ohio, canceled its agreement and began covering 72 cameras with black trash bags after a review uncovered more than 7,000 immigration-related searches by outside entities, Dayton Daily News reported.

City officials described the searches as 'egregious violations' of Dayton's policy prohibiting the system from being used for immigration enforcement.

Eugene, Oregon, deactivated 57 cameras following public opposition and fears that federal agencies could use the information for immigration enforcement or to monitor activists and vulnerable communities.

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> Chilling map shows where more than 117,000 surveillance cameras are hiding in the US... is your hometown being watched?

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