Florida’s De-Flocking: After State Order, Central Florida Municipalities End Use of High-Tech Cameras
State and local agencies are suspending the cameras after privacy and misuse concerns, with lawmakers now being urged to set clearer rules.
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Florida bans Flock cameras on state highways over privacy concerns
Florida bans Flock license plate reader cameras on state highways over privacy concerns. Governor Ron DeSantis warns against a digital surveillance state, while Ashley Davis discusses data privacy and tracking.
Central Florida security agencies are making different decisions on the use of automated license plates (ALPR) cameras, following recent actions by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the growing debate on privacy, access to data, and supervision. ORANGE COUNTY WILL KEEP THE CAMERAS The County Sheriff's Office [...] The entry Central Florida Agencies take different positions on license plate readers was first published in HolaNew…
Florida’s de-Flocking: After state order, Central Florida municipalities end use of high-tech cameras
Law enforcement leaders warned ending the use of the high-tech cameras will hurt crime-fighting efforts, nothing they have been useful in tracking down violent suspects and missing people.
Flock camera backlash grows as some Florida sheriffs pull plug
Flock cameras have helped police recover stolen vehicles and locate missing people. Now, at least fivel Florida county sheriffs are pulling the plug amid concerns about how vehicle-location data could be misused.
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