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A recent map indicates that there are over 117,000 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) across the U.S., with California having the highest concentration. While law enforcement cites benefits in crime prevention, privacy advocates warn of potential misuse and warrantless surveillance. In light of these concerns, many communities are reconsidering their use of these surveillance technologies.
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A recent map indicates that there are over 117,000 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) across the U.S., with California having the highest concentration. While law enforcement cites benefits in crime prevention, privacy advocates warn of potential misuse and warrantless surveillance. In light of these concerns, many communities are reconsidering their use of these surveillance technologies.
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