You are being read, logged and scored. Constantly.
Cameras on poles, on patrol cars and on private buildings photograph passing vehicles and timestamp where they were. Software matches faces in footage nobody agreed to appear in. Data brokers buy location history from apps people forgot they installed. Most of it happens without a warrant, without notice, and without any practical way to opt out.
The argument for all of it is always the same: if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. That gets it backwards. The question was never whether you did something wrong. The question is who holds a permanent record of everywhere you have been, and what happens when that record is wrong, leaked, sold, or pointed at someone who annoyed the wrong person.
Why a shirt
Because most people have never thought about this for more than four seconds, and a shirt starts the conversation without requiring anyone to read a policy paper. It is a small, stubborn way of saying the quiet part out loud in a parking lot full of cameras.
Not subtle. That is the point.
Where the money goes
A percentage of sales is donated to helping bond out people arrested for protecting our privacy.
How we operate
- Every shirt is printed after you order it. No overproduction, no landfill inventory.
- We collect what we need to ship your order and nothing beyond it.
- We do not sell customer data. Ever. That would be an absurd way to run this particular store.
Questions
Email contact@flockofftee.shop. A person reads it.