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A Congressman Got Flagged by a License Plate Camera. Now He Wants Federal Limits.

You drive through your neighborhood. A camera you never agreed to logs your plate, checks it against a database, and decides whether you deserve police attention. That’s exactly what happened to Rep.

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Bloomberglaw ·6 days ago

Connecticut Governor Calls for License Plate Camera Use Review

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont urged state municipalities to stop installing new automated license plate readers during a review of how the cameras — and the data they collect — are being used.

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Thepack ·6 days ago

Zero Motorcycles rewards new riders with cashback up to €500

Zero Motorcycles rewards new riders with cashback up to €500 Zero Motorcycles is rewarding new riders with its “New Rider Bonus.

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Thedrive ·6 days ago

License Plate Camera Companies Want You to Believe They Can Track Everything. An Expert Explains Why They Can't

Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) from a variety of vendors—most infamously Flock, but also products like ELSAG from a company called Leonardo—have been receiving plenty of attention as of late, for good reason.

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Wfsb ·8 days ago

Lamont urges pause on safety cameras, license plate readers pending state review

Updated: 32 minutes ago The Meriden Police Department is asking for the community’s help to find an SUV that fled the scene after striking and killing a dog Friday afternoon.

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Wfsb ·9 days ago

Governor Lamont calls for review of safety cameras and automated license plate reader technology

(WFSB) - Governor Ned Lamont is calling for a review of safety cameras and automated license plate reader technology.

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Gadgetreview ·12 days ago

Thomas Massie Moves to Defund Flock Camera Networks

Every time you drive past one of those sleek, pole-mounted cameras, your license plate, location, and timestamp get logged — no warrant, no suspicion, no opt-out.

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Gadgetreview ·25 days ago

California Leads the Nation in Flock License Plate Surveillance Cameras

More than 16,000 Flock Safety cameras sit on poles and street lights across California — the highest count of any state, according to a crowd-sourced mapping project called DeFlock.