Senators press Flock Safety on license-plate data privacy safeguards
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Democratic senators Schiff and Wyden pressed Flock Safety’s CEO to explain how the company protects privacy and prevents improper sharing of license-plate data (including potential access by ICE) amid concerns over a Nexar collaboration and past incidents; Flock says it will respond, and a Senate hearing on its cameras is set as lawmakers scrutinize surveillance tech and related data practices.
- Schiff, Wyden demand Flock CEO explain privacy safeguards Politico
- The cameras are already everywhere, but no one wrote the rules The Hill
- Flock cameras around UTA create unease about surveillance The Shorthorn
- How Flock cameras are used in Lehigh Valley, and why some want them banned The Morning Call
- How the American revolt against Flock cameras mirrors the Boston Tea Party of 1773 The Conversation
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