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Flock Safety has introduced policy changes to its automated license plate reader database amid growing pressure from lawmakers. The changes were detailed in a letter from the company's chief legal officer to Senator Josh Hawley, who is conducting an investigation into the technology's use.
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Flock Safety has introduced policy changes to its automated license plate reader database amid growing pressure from lawmakers. The changes were detailed in a letter from the company's chief legal officer to Senator Josh Hawley, who is conducting an investigation into the technology's use.
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