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Florida Revokes License-Plate-Recognition Camera Permits Amid Privacy Concerns

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the revocation of all permits for law enforcement license-plate-recognition cameras, citing privacy concerns. This decision follows similar actions in Texas and a record number of towns canceling contracts with Flock, a major provider of ALPR technology. Experts suggest that stricter data retention regulations may help address privacy issues associated with surveillance technology.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the revocation of all permits for law enforcement license-plate-recognition cameras, citing privacy concerns. This decision follows similar actions in Texas and a record number of towns canceling contracts with Flock, a major provider of ALPR technology. Experts suggest that stricter data retention regulations may help address privacy issues associated with surveillance technology.

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Flock Is Cancelled—And Its Competitors Are Profiting

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Florida Revokes License-Plate-Recognition Camera Permits Amid Privacy Concerns