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Wisconsin committee chair calls for hearing on Flock privacy concerns
- Wisconsin State Representative Calvin Callahan plans to hold a hearing in January to address concerns about the unchecked use of Flock automated license plate reader cameras in the state.
- Callahan stated that Flock cameras were initially promoted as public safety tools but have become invasive, with reports of misuse and concerns about data access by third parties.
- Several Wisconsin law enforcement agencies have stopped using Flock cameras after learning the company retains data for five years and sells it as traffic analytics to third parties.
- Callahan emphasized the need for warrants, judicial oversight, data retention limits, and accountability to regulate the use of these cameras in Wisconsin.
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