Bipartisan Backlash Targets Flock ALPR Cameras
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A rare cross‑partisan movement in the US is pushing back against Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader cameras, with governors, lawmakers, and dozens of municipalities canceling deals amid privacy concerns and abuse reports; public opposition to ALPRs is rising and groups are mapping camera locations while legislators consider restrictions.
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