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Thousands of unauthorized Flock queries prompt Ventura to review contract

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Ventura’s debate comes amid growing scrutiny of Flocks' sprawling license plate reader network over privacy and data-sharing concerns. More than 50 jurisdictions nationwide have ended their contracts, including Santa Barbara, which is now reconsidering its use of ALPR technology altogether

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Thousands of unauthorized Flock queries prompt Ventura to review contract

Ventura’s debate comes amid growing scrutiny of Flocks' sprawling license plate reader network over privacy and data-sharing concerns. More than 50 jurisdictions nationwide have ended their contracts, including Santa Barbara, which is now reconsidering its use of ALPR technology altogether

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Santa Barbara News-Press broke the news 2 days ago on Thursday, September 24, 2026.

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