Flock Surveillance Cameras are watching our every move and they track us wherever we go. In the ever-expanding digital age, the promise of enhanced security often comes at a significant sacrifice of our privacy. As residents of the United States, we did not ask to be watched constantly, and the pervasive presence of Flock Surveillance Cameras and license plate readers in our communities exemplifies this intrusion.

Flock Safety, the company behind these devices, boasts about their ability to capture and store footage and license plate data. According to their reports, these cameras have contributed to solving crimes. However, this surveillance comes at a great cost to our fundamental right to privacy. Constant monitoring creates an environment of suspicion and strips citizens of their autonomy and peace of mind.

Statistics indicate that over 1,000 communities in more than 40 states have already integrated these systems, often without the clear consent of residents. The lack of transparency and public discourse surrounding the deployment of these cameras raises serious ethical concerns. We must question whether our communities should be turned into surveillance zones without our express consent.

There are real issues that need addressing, such as crime in our neighborhoods, but the solution should not involve treating all residents as potential suspects. More prevalent and promising are community-based strategies, increased community-police collaboration, and investment in social programs to tackle crime at its roots.

We are calling on city officials, lawmakers, and community leaders in the United States to take a stand against this surveillance overreach. We demand the removal of Flock Surveillance Cameras and license plate readers from our streets. Their presence is eroding the foundations of our freedom and privacy.

We need to act now. Support our cause to deflock the United States and protect our right to privacy by signing this petition. Together, we can reclaim our communities as places of trust and safety rather than zones of constant observation. Please sign this petition to urge our leaders to prioritize our privacy and restore our right to live without undue surveillance.