PUBLIC MAP / COMMUNITY REPORTS

Help fill the gaps.

A camera lead appears on the map as soon as it passes the human check and data validation. It is labeled Community reported · unverified so everyone can tell it apart from source-documented records.

Report responsibly

Submit coordinates for a camera or sensor visible from a public place. Your report and coordinates become public immediately.
Do not submit a private person’s home, personal information, license plates, device identifiers, or photos of people.
Do not approach, touch, disable, or interfere with equipment. If you are uncertain what it is, choose “other or unsure.”
Reports are public statements by their submitters, not independent confirmation by this project. Use a source link if you have one; it is optional for community observations.

The form does not ask for a name or email. Cloudflare Turnstile checks the submission for automated abuse; the server verifies its single-use token. We limit reports to three per network address per UTC day using a keyed hash, not a stored raw address, and block repeat posts for the same camera type, vendor, and coordinates while the report remains public. This reduces spam but cannot guarantee that every submitter is a person or every report is accurate.

Publish a camera report or send a correction

WHAT ARE YOU SENDING?

CITY OR TOWN STATE LATITUDE LONGITUDE SYSTEM TYPE VENDOR, IF KNOWN PUBLIC SOURCE LINK OPTIONAL

HUMAN CHECK / REQUIRED TO PUBLISH

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How the safeguards work

Community reports publish immediately after input validation and a successful Cloudflare Turnstile server check. Turnstile tokens expire after five minutes and cannot be reused. Each source-documented record remains separate from these reports. Corrections to existing source records stay private for review. The owner console can hide or restore a community report after publication; that action does not delay its initial appearance. More information is in the privacy notice.