DeFlock.me

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About this app

DeFlock's mission is simple: to shine a light on the widespread use of ALPR technology, raise awareness about the threats it poses to personal privacy and civil liberties, and empower the public to take action.

This app makes it easy to view and report AI powered surveillance cameras, automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), and other surveillance infrastructure near you.

🔍 Discover AI surveillance cameras, ALPRs, Gunshot detectors, and more
📍 Easily report new devices you find
🗺️ Community-driven - powered by OpenStreetMap
🔒 Privacy-first - no data collection, tracking, analytics, or ads

Take control of surveillance awareness in your neighborhood. Free, open source, and built to protect your privacy.

Whether you're concerned about privacy, researching your community, or just curious about surveillance infrastructure around you, DeFlock gives you the tools to understand and map what's watching you.

Find out more at deflock.me

Ratings and reviews

Update - Thanks for the response. I figured out the issue. I noticed that when I was launching the app, it was launching my browser. I think I was stuck in OpenStreetMap after signing in. I had to hit back multiple times to get back to the actual Deflock app. The app works great, OpenStreetMap was really difficult to use on mobile.

It's okay for locating and reporting cameras. Not much else though. Issues with routing, can never get navigation to work. Downloading offline maps is impossibly slow. I can download the entire offline maps for the USA and Canada in Organic Maps before this app will download 10% of my small towns map.

works great surprised to see all the cameras for our intersections were covered but our town recently has brought in some mobile ones that they've placed up by the interstate and seem like there not going to be leaving anytime soon,😏nice app reminds me of the waze app

What’s new

- Use DeFlock's own servers for node data and nav; significantly faster
- Support operator profile import via deflockapp:// links
- Operator profiles are now reorderable
- Simplified profile FOVs; there is now only a checkbox for '360'
- Reason can now be provided when deleting a node
- Moved some UX items for clarity