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Proton publishes database of 300,000 Flock license plate readers

Security researcher Joshua Michael has sparked a legal standoff with Flock Safety after mapping the company’s extensive network of automated license plate readers. Facing a trademark complaint for his work, Michael found a new home for the controversial data: Proton, which is now hosting the interactive map on its own servers.

Proton publishes database of 300,000 Flock license plate readers

The map provides a window into the scale of private surveillance, pinpointing the locations of over 300,000 cameras across the United States. Michael compiled the information using data obtained from a recent leak, a move that prompted Flock to initiate trademark enforcement actions against him. While the map offers a rare look at the footprint of these devices, the version hosted by Proton serves as a static snapshot from December 2025. Consequently, the visualization does not account for any hardware installed or removed by the company in the months following that date.

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