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Oakland Council Expands Flock License Plate Reader Network Despite Privacy Concerns
Oakland City Council approved $2.25 million for nearly 300 ALPR cameras with restrictions on data sharing and mandatory audits to protect privacy, amid concerns about misuse.
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Oakland Council Expands Flock License Plate Reader Network Despite Privacy Concerns
The Oakland City Council approved a new two-year contract with Flock Safety, overriding strong objections from privacy advocates who warned of the potential for federal surveillance.
·San Francisco, United States
Read Full ArticleOakland City Council votes to expand police camera network amid sharp privacy debate
The Oakland City Council voted to approve the Oakland Police Department’s Flock Safety camera expansion plan Tuesday in a well-attended meeting that saw passionate expressions of support for and opposition against the plan. Councilmembers Rowena Brown, Zac Unger, Charlene Wang, Janani Ramachandran, Noel Gallo, Kevin Jenkins, and Ken Houston voted in favor, while Councilmember Caroll Fife voted against the proposal. The 7-1 vote means that the ci…
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