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@soapweb3 $DeFlock fosho 🫡

What memecoin is about to go viral? Dropping in my group tomorrow. Link in bio.

@pxblocito $DeFlock is a good one, great narrative, good devs. Good entry point rn

going to aura gamble here, but this newpair caught my attention, I don't know why but with all that's going on between chains right now and the fast rotations everywhere, an animal can join us together and bring good vibes again. jimothy spawned in these conditions

@sue_xbt $DeFlock next, narrative and new entry is too good not to get a crazy return

All you had to do was buy $ANSEM at $1m and sell at $450m Then one day later buy $cashcat at $10m and sell at $200m Then rotate to $tendies at $1m and sell at $20m IT WAS OBVIOUS. Super simple +6,749,900% return I see a lot of complaining, maybe you just weren’t locked in.

@nadhera752 @ralphscall $DeFlock gonna have that run

@ralphscall One solid run can make up for years of waiting

People who have been in crypto since 2021 and are not rich yet have to be more stressed then ever.

@GuerrillaBrain $DeFlock

Has Your HOA Flocked You? HOAs across the U.S. are increasingly deploying Flock Safety’s automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras at neighborhood entrances and along private roads. What started as an affordable security tool for communities has grown into a nationwide network raising significant privacy, legal, and constitutional questions. HOAs were one of the first customers of Flock. Law enforcement came later. This approach helped democratize the tech but also embedded private cameras into broader surveillance networks. HOAs often control the data and decide whether to grant local police access. I guess it makes them feel important. Nobody likes unchallenged, perceived power like a HOA Karen! HOAs and private neighborhoods were early and core customers. Historical data showed that over 40% of Flock’s business came from HOAs and similar private deployments. By the mid-2020s, Flock reported activity in more than 3,000 neighborhoods and HOAs. Earlier reporting indicated over 200 HOAs had purchased systems. You have to believe that’s much higher now. If the HOA has installed Flock, here’s what that means: Every time you (or anyone) drives into or out of your HOA neighborhood, the camera logs your license plate, exact time, date, and location. With thousands of cameras networked together, this builds a comprehensive travel history that can reveal where you live, work, shop, worship, seek medical care, or associate. HOA-controlled cameras frequently share access with police. Reports show this data has reached federal agencies through network sharing arrangements, sometimes without full local knowledge or consent. This effectively extends government surveillance reach via private actors. There is no complete public directory of every HOA using Flock. The company serves thousands of communities (with HOAs historically making up a large portion of early customers), but specific names usually only appear in positive case studies, local news, or when there is resident controversy/pushback. This list draws from publicly available reports and coverage as of mid-2026 and is not exhaustive. ᯓ★ Westridge HOA (Federal Way, Washington) installed 5 Flock cameras to deter crime (including home invasions). First HOA in the city to deploy the system. Can share footage with police when needed. Residents and leadership cited it as part of a broader safety strategy. ᯓ★ Princeton Manor Homeowners Association (Knightdale, North Carolina) deployed Flock cameras at neighborhood entrances. Sparked significant resident debate and opposition over transparency, data access, and lack of broad consent (one survey showed ~44% opposition). ᯓ★ Chisholm Ridge neighborhood association (North Fort Worth / Fort Worth area, Texas) uses Flock cameras to monitor vehicles entering/exiting. Shares data feed with local police. HOA leadership reports positive results for crime control and resolving specific incidents (e.g., property damage from loose dogs). The annual cost is around $26,000 for the system. ᯓ★ Pacific Ridge HOA (Newport Coast / Southern California area) installed multiple Flock cameras at entry points and cut-throughs. Credited with reducing break-ins from ~4 per year to zero. Focused on both deterrence and evidence for police. ᯓ★ Shelter Creek Condominium Owners Association (COA) (San Bruno, California) Deployed Flock cameras around multiple entrances. Data shared with law enforcement helped solve over 100 crimes. Strong collaboration with the police is highlighted in reports. ᯓ★ Shavano Park community / HOA (San Antonio, Texas area) installed a system after a wave of break-ins. The HOA president reported that the cameras “totally eliminated” problems in the community. Allows searching by plate, vehicle type, etc., with data retained ~30 days and optional police sharing. ᯓ★ Collierville area HOA/community (Tennessee, near Memphis) HOA board implemented Flock for neighborhood security amid growth concerns. Allows local law enforcement access; board members praised it for maintaining safety without a “crime zone” appearance. ᯓ★ Alder Meadow neighborhood** (Federal Way, Washington area). An earlier adopter of Flock (around 2022) in response to crime concerns. ᯓ★ Oakland-area HOAs (California), including Lakeshore Homes Association, Homeowners of Crestmont Association, and Oakmore Homes Association. Multiple HOAs in the Oakland hills and surrounding areas have installed or discussed Flock systems for perimeter monitoring. Some captured large volumes of plate data quickly after installation.

@OrwellDay $DeFlock to support the DeFlock movement

Flock Safety’s Hidden Biometric Tech

@SStricklandMMA $DeFlock donates towards @therealDeFlock also @therealDeFlock accepts donations. Buy @DeflockOnSol

We need to make a way to donate to the legends destroying flock cameras...... How do we support you?!

Aside from the obvious surveillance state narrative, dont forget that the oligarchy is literally robbing us blind at the same time. $DeFlock or die trying.

@0xZido @therealDeFlock High holders exited, it will have another boom

Sorry to anyone who bought $deflock because of my shills. I genuinely thought the narrative was huge, so I had high conviction. Turns out the partnership the CTO had lined up with @therealDeFlock got canceled. Looking at the price action, it feels like either the CTO lead @DeflockOnSol was bundling and dumping beforehand, or people close to him got the news early and exited before it was announced in the group chat. Either way, it is what it is. That’s the trenches. We move on.

@Smokahontas2024 $DeFlock baby

Flock CEO just called Americans cutting down their spy cameras “terrorists closer to Antifa.” Translation: If you don’t want mass surveillance tracking your every move, you’re the bad guy. Nice try lumping freedom-loving folks in with Antifa. We’re not buying your surveillance state sales pitch.

@imiksol @george_for_now @DeflockOnSol @zanephill1 @0xoill Literally I’m just bringing attention to the coin, I literally only hold $200 and have faith 😭

@george_for_now @DeflockOnSol @zanephill1 @Caligulasrot @0xoill Dude I have no affiliation with the team I’m just trying to work for my bags

@DeflockOnSol @imiksol @zanephill1 @Caligulasrot @0xoill cool cool no comms during an entire hour of freefall but sure solana:FaL1PFQhNo4JAGaQKSnKurWeNtpexqEAduQjR4H6pump dev is being straight w/ everyone boot me from the community for seeking info and helping to figure out next steps imo dev needs to go live and show the sender's raw email address if he wants trust. until then i'm out

@beinlibertarian $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

Before Flock cameras are on the streets, everyone in Congress needs one in their office.

@ReturnOfKappy $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

Palantir, FLOCK, and Axon Ai will have surveillance drones like these in every City and Small town across America soon.. Just to keep you "SAFE"...

@MarioNawfal $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

🇺🇸 Ben Jordan says Flock cameras are being placed near daycare centers and children’s gymnastics facilities. That’s where this stops feeling like a debate about stolen cars and starts feeling deeply personal. Parents are told these systems exist for safety, but when surveillance quietly spreads into places where children spend their days, people deserve clear answers: Who is being tracked? How long is the data kept? Who can access it? And where does this expansion end? A camera installed “for protection” can become permanent surveillance before the public even realizes the rules have changed. Source: @TCNetwork / Writer: Val

@Bel31278Andres $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

🎥🔻⚠️ Patriotas se rebelan contra el estado de vigilancia deshaciéndose de las cámaras Flock. #DeFlock ¡Oh, qué valientes y llamativos!... PERO... hasta que no hagan algo con el dispositivo de vigilancia PRINCIPAL que llevan consigo a todas partes... ¡esta mierda es prácticamente inútil!

@911NewsBreaks $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

BREAKING: 🚨 Newport, Kentucky to REMOVE Flock cameras and END pilot program. Newport announced Tuesday afternoon that it is ending its Flock Safety pilot program and will not purchase the automated license plate reader cameras. "Officials decided not to continue the program after reviewing the pilot results, public feedback and recent developments in Fourth Amendment law." -WCPO 9

@DrewPavlou $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

“Block Flock, Ban Data Centers” this is the most retarded policy platform in history

@tsuzuku_ryudo $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol #deflock

@Kyle_C137 $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol

Terrorize the terrorists.

@QueenOfRespawn $DeFlock @DeflockOnSol

Ps. This is dope and I stole it. #FxckUpFlock! 🤣 #DeFlock You like-a da Flock? You catch-a da block. 🤣😂 k bye.