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New York City lawmakers, along with musicians and privacy advocates, are advocating for stricter regulations on biometric surveillance at public venues like Madison Square Garden. They emphasize the importance of privacy protections as surveillance technologies become more prevalent.
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New York City lawmakers, along with musicians and privacy advocates, are advocating for stricter regulations on biometric surveillance at public venues like Madison Square Garden. They emphasize the importance of privacy protections as surveillance technologies become more prevalent.
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