Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
DeFlock NJ Maps the State’s Surveillance Footprint
A New Jersey watchdog site documents automated license-plate readers and live-view cameras, with local reporting, camera-finding tools, and petitions.
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- New Jersey residents concerned about public surveillance
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- County and statewide petitions appear alongside a camera-finding tool, News section, FAQ, and advocacy material.
Field notes
The project combines a public-facing camera finder with News, FAQ, contact, press, and petition links organized around specific New Jersey places. Its homepage reports more than 1,500 automated license-plate readers and live-view cameras, and describes captured vehicle details including color, make, bumper stickers, and roof racks. Those figures and policy claims are presented by the site rather than independently verified in the extract.
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