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Flock camera use raises privacy concerns across the region

Headline from InForum

As more communities drop Flock cameras, a local civil rights attorney says clearer laws are needed to address privacy and government surveillance.

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  1. InForum

    Flock camera use raises privacy concerns across the region (opens InForum)

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    As more communities drop Flock cameras, a local civil rights attorney says clearer laws are needed to address privacy and government surveillance.

  2. Hawaiitribune Herald

    Flock cameras show that we need a constitutional amendment for information privacy (opens Hawaiitribune Herald)

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    Hawaiitribune Herald's feed description

    Should owning a phone and a car and using the internet mean organizations know everything about us? The current debate over the expansion of Flock cameras, a form of automated license plate readers, across the U.S.

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