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City flocks to license plate recognition technology for use at ‘gateways’

By Joey LoMonaco,

22 days ago

By Joey LoMonaco,

22 days ago

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Timber Rattler

22d ago

one more way for big brother to watch you and record where you go and when. 👎🏻

No One

22d ago

They make it sound so benign. The Flock data is collected by a private company that sells, or ‘rents’ the information to the police. Who else do they provide it to? The private collection of such information should be illegal. It was ruled illegal for the police to do such collection without a warrant.

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