The growing vigilante movement to knock out Flock surveillance cameras

# Summary Privacy activists across the US are engaging in vigilante actions to disable or destroy Flock Safety's automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras, which they view as mass surveillance tools that track vehicle locations without warrants. The cameras, deployed in approximately 6,000 communities, have sparked nationwide backlash from privacy advocates who argue they enable law enforcement to monitor individuals based solely on their presence in public spaces. One prominent activist known as "NoMark" has documented his camera-disabling missions on social media, gaining hundreds of thousands of followers despite the potentially illegal nature of his actions.