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Flock Safety Tightens Database Search Rules Ahead of Senate Hearing on Surveillance Policies

Flock Safety announced stricter rules for searching its license plate scan database ahead of a Senate hearing examining its surveillance practices. Senator Josh Hawley highlighted concerns regarding the lack of restrictions on database access and the potential for misuse of the extensive surveillance network, which includes around 120,000 cameras across 49 states.

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Flock Safety announced stricter rules for searching its license plate scan database ahead of a Senate hearing examining its surveillance practices. Senator Josh Hawley highlighted concerns regarding the lack of restrictions on database access and the potential for misuse of the extensive surveillance network, which includes around 120,000 cameras across 49 states.

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Flock introduces new guardrails as Senate scrutinizes surveillance policies

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Flock Safety Tightens Database Search Rules Ahead of Senate Hearing on Surveillance Policies