Flock cameras were pitched as simple license plate readers for hit-and-runs and stolen vehicles. ​Instead, they are quietly logging your every move 24/7/365: ​Collecting data all the damn time from your commute, grocery runs, and late-night trips stored in a massive database. ​Treating millions of innocent drivers like active suspects on public roads. ​Private neighborhood feeds shared across thousands of agencies nationwide. ​AI audio listening and motion tracking slowly layered in under the guise of "safety." ​When you trade basic privacy for the illusion of security, you don't get safety you get an inescapable digital leash. ​If we keep ignoring the surveillance on every single corner, where does this end?