Please Come To Brasil

Flock cameras are ALPRs, Automatic Licenses Plate Readers, that not only store a database of your license plate, but any other differences of your car like stickers, dents, rust, things alike alongside the year, make, and model of your car. And everytime you pass one, it logs it into its system, essentially building a profile of you.

There's around 100,000 cameras across the U.S. including parks, parking lots, and places not busy streets. Because these cameras keep logs on everyone that drives past them, the police have been using them to "stopping crime", but not only has crime not gone down since these cameras were put up, but there have been an increase in cases where police have been using the cameras to stalk their exes. There was also an instance of a Texas woman getting charged with a crime for an abortion despite being in the Upper Eastern state (I think Massachusetts) when she got it - the reason they knew was because of the Flock cameras.

TLDR; Flock cameras are keeping a digital database on everyday citizens and are an invasion of privacy, the 4th Amendment, and people are rightfully pissed the fuck off.