A grassroots movement
THE SURVEILLANCE STATE IN YOUR BACKYARD.
Data centers, Flock cameras, facial recognition, and AI surveillance are consuming land, water, power — and your rights. It's time to fight back.
The scale of the problem
"They came in the night. By morning, the land was sold — and the cameras were watching."— Resident, Loudoun County, VA
About the movement
Data centers are the invisible backbone of the internet — and the most aggressive land users of the 21st century. In the past decade, tech giants have quietly acquired thousands of acres of farmland, wetlands, and residential zones, often bypassing community input entirely.
But the infrastructure assault doesn't stop there. Flock Safety cameras, automated license plate readers, and AI-powered facial recognition systems are being installed in neighborhoods, schools, and public spaces — frequently without community consent, public debate, or legal oversight.
No Data Centers is a grassroots movement connecting affected communities, researchers, and advocates to demand transparency, accountability, and the right to say no — to server farms and to surveillance.
YOUR COMMUNITY COULD BE NEXT.
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