Deflock has successfully mapped 100,000 Automated License Plate Recognition systems across the United States, marking a significant milestone in the company's spatial data collection efforts. The achievement demonstrates Deflock's capability to identify and document ALPR installations, a task requiring substantial geospatial analysis resources.

ALPR mapping involves locating and documenting surveillance camera systems capable of reading vehicle plates. 100,000 systems represent a substantial portion of the nation's vehicle tracking infrastructure. This data collection enables researchers and privacy advocates to understand the scope of automated vehicle monitoring technologies deployed across the country.

The completion of this mapping project provides concrete evidence of ALPR proliferation in the US. Deflock's work now offers verified data points for analyzing the distribution and concentration of license plate readers, addressing the practical need for transparent documentation of surveillance technology deployment patterns.