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Flock cameras face bipartisan opposition over privacy concerns
Lawmakers express concerns about the impact of automatic license plate readers on privacy rights. The technology has sparked a significant backlash across party lines. (sources: foxnews)
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Flock Safety's automatic license plate readers are encountering bipartisan criticism as lawmakers raise alarms about potential violations of Fourth Amendment privacy rights.
- Flock Safety's cameras utilize AI technology to monitor license plates.
- Lawmakers from both parties are warning about privacy implications.
- Concerns center around the potential infringement on Fourth Amendment rights.
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The debate highlights ongoing tensions between surveillance technology and individual privacy rights.
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