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Flock cameras draw bipartisan concerns at Senate hearing — Raja Krishnamoorthi | ChamberLight
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At a Senate hearing, lawmakers from both parties raised privacy and security concerns about AI-powered surveillance cameras and license plate readers. Several House members have also proposed bills to restrict government use of the technology.
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People in this story 8 Senate subcommittee chairman who raised privacy concerns and initiated an investigation into Flock's data practices.
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House member who proposed conditioning some transportation funds on limits to automated license plate readers.
House member who proposed restricting federal agencies' use of surveillance systems.
Senator who joined Britt in a letter to the Justice Department calling for safeguards against misuse of license plate reader data.
House member who proposed restricting federal funds for surveillance cameras and their data.
House member whose proposal would restrict federal funding and require warrants for some federal use of local camera data.
Senator who joined a letter to the Justice Department and discussed both benefits and abuse of surveillance cameras.
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House member who proposed conditioning some transportation funds on limits to automated license plate readers.
House member who proposed restricting federal agencies' use of surveillance systems.
Senator who joined Britt in a letter to the Justice Department calling for safeguards against misuse of license plate reader data.
SHOW 3 MORE SHOW FEWER House member who proposed restricting federal funds for surveillance cameras and their data.
House member whose proposal would restrict federal funding and require warrants for some federal use of local camera data.
Senator who joined a letter to the Justice Department and discussed both benefits and abuse of surveillance cameras.
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