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Deflock San Francisco council meeting
Sat, Oct 31, 2:00 PM PDT
We’re showing up and making our voices loud for the next SF council meeting where they will discuss renewing their flock contract.
Tenderloin, San Francisco, California, 94102, United States
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What ALPR cameras actually do
An automatic license plate reader (ALPR) photographs your plate as you drive past, logs the time and location, and stores it in a searchable database, whether or not you've done anything wrong. There are an estimated 80,000 to 100,000+ of these cameras across the U.S. The data can be retained for months or years and shared across hundreds of agencies, sometimes without a city's knowledge or consent. The encouraging part: it's being pushed back on. Since the start of 2025, 150+ local governments have canceled or declined to renew ALPR contracts. That happened because people learned where the cameras were and organized. Check the map to see what's deployed near you, then use the feed to connect with others taking action.
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Welcome to FlockWatch!
FlockWatch exists to make mass surveillance visible and help people organize against it, peacefully and privately. Use the map to see the ALPR cameras (Flock, Axon, and others) tracking vehicles in your area, built from open community data. Use the feed to find and organize lawful protests near you. A few things that make this different: we collect only your email, we never show who's attending an event, protest locations stay general until close to the event, and we don't track you. You can browse the whole map and feed without even making an account. This is a tool for people who believe privacy is a right worth defending. Welcome, and thanks for being here.
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