Michigan state lawmakers are pushing to regulate automatic license plate readers after years of debate over the surveillance technology in metro Detroit communities.
The bill would ban the use of data for immigration enforcement, investigations regarding abortions, transgender care, or First Amendment-protected activity.
The bills would make license plate camera data confidential in an effort to protect the privacy of Connecticut residents.
Flock Safety, a controversial private surveillance company that works with thousands of police departments and cities in the ...
Public outcry has continued more than a month after the City Council approved a new contract with Flock Safety.
At least eight Washington municipalities, including Everett, Redmond and Lynnwood, have shut off their cameras amid concerns about privacy and misuse.
The Huntsville Police Department is experiencing new levels of success with the help of advanced technology. As of now, the department has deployed more than 100 license plate readers to enhance their ...
Residents cite mistrust of BPD and the technology’s use elsewhere to assist ICE, but a majority of the Board of Estimates, including Mayor Scott, vote to approve the $1.46 million contract ...
Oregon SB 1516 is an omnibus bill before the legislature. It includes regulation of plate readers but advocates say it ...
Imagine you’re preparing to drive home from a doctor’s appointment when a law enforcement officer approaches your vehicle, takes a photo of your car, and sends it to federal law enforcement, as well ...
A new bill on automated license plate readers awaits Gov. Ferguson's approval, aiming to set essential regulations in Washington.
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UPDATE: San Jose restricts use of license plate readers
San Jose is tightening controls over its automated license plate reader program, as the city faces mounting public pressure over surveillance concerns and a lawsuit. The City Council voted unanimously ...
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