Utah advocates push for tougher rules on license-plate camera data
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Utah Civic Compact urges lawmakers to tighten regulations on automatic license plate readers after Weber County data showed the cameras were queried more than 5 million times since 2022, mostly by out-of-state agencies; the push comes amid privacy concerns, a Salt Lake City review of a new ordinance, and Flock Safety announcing auditing-related changes.
- Group cites 'striking' Weber County data on Flock cameras as reason for lawmakers to act KSL.com
- VOTE: Do you think Flock cameras are a threat to your privacy? KOMO
- Flock CEO apologizes for cases where surveillance technology was abused as company rolls out changes CBS News
- Large police presence in Providence neighborhood WJAR
- Flock Announces Privacy Updates to Its Car-Tracking Cameras The New York Times
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