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Bipartisan Legislation Proposed to Limit Use of Flock Cameras by States
U.S. lawmakers are set to introduce the No FLOCK Act, which would penalize states that do not restrict the use of Flock cameras and similar devices. The legislation aims to withhold federal transportation funding from non-compliant states and specifies limited use cases for these cameras. The bill is part of a broader discussion on surveillance and privacy concerns related to emerging technologies ahead of the midterm elections.
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U.S. lawmakers are set to introduce the No FLOCK Act, which would penalize states that do not restrict the use of Flock cameras and similar devices. The legislation aims to withhold federal transportation funding from non-compliant states and specifies limited use cases for these cameras. The bill is part of a broader discussion on surveillance and privacy concerns related to emerging technologies ahead of the midterm elections.
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