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Kerrville residents raise privacy concerns over automated license plate reader cameras
Residents say the cameras expand warrantless surveillance as DPS keeps using at least 940 roadside readers statewide, despite a funding pause by Gov. Greg Abbott.
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After Abbott’s order limiting Flock cameras, DPS to continue using its vast surveillance network
Law enforcement agencies from across the country search the DPS Flock database once every four seconds, on average. After the Tribune inquired, DPS said it will limit which agencies can access the network.
·Houston, United States
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Kerrville residents raise privacy concerns over automated license plate reader cameras
Automated license plate readers (ALPR) that use artificial intelligence to track vehicles on public roads are facing growing pushback across Texas.Flock is one of the best-known companies operating the cameras, but other companies — including Leonardo and Vigilant — also provide similar technology.Last week, Gov. Greg Abbott paused state funding for the purchase of more AI-powered cameras but did not order agencies to stop using the ones already…
·San Antonio, United States
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