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Concern over Flock License Plate Cameras in Hotchkiss Continues
DeFlock says 95 cities have rejected ALPR systems as communities cite privacy, data-sharing and surveillance concerns.
Summary by Delta County Independent
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Gazette-Mail editorial: Outrage over Flock surveillance understandable
A large number of Huntington residents made it loud and clear earlier this month that they didn't want the mayor and city council to approve contracts to use artificial intelligence software for surveillance in West Virginia's second-largest city. The contracts…
Concern over Flock license plate cameras in Hotchkiss continues
Citizens of Hotchkiss have been expressing worries about Flock Safety, the company behind AI-powered license plate readers used in the town. The company has recently been facing scrutiny on a national level.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right1Center4Last Updated50% Center
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50% Center
L 38%
C 50%
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