Nobody Owns These Cameras: The Security Problem Hiding on America's Public Roads

Last month, a county employee in Florida walked a stretch of public road and counted fourteen cameras that nobody had authorized. Three belonged to the sheriff's office. The other eleven had no publicly identified owner, no permit on file, and no agency that could answer the question commissioners cared about: who can search what these devices recorded (Source: WPEC/CBS12, 2026; Gadget Review, 2026). Atlanta-based Flock Safety says it operates more than 120,000 of these devices nationwide (Source: Flock Safety, 2026). At that scale, the question is no longer whether the cameras exist.
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