West Virginia lawmakers press Flock on new privacy concerns: do employees access camera footage?
Lawmakers, judges and privacy advocates have raised bipartisan concerns about the reliability, legality, and privacy of license reader cameras. It's not clear who has access, what specific restrictions may apply to the footage, along with o
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Lawmakers, judges and privacy advocates have raised bipartisan concerns about the reliability, legality, and privacy of license reader cameras. It's not clear who has access, what specific restrictions may apply to the footage, along with other questions.
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