A heated debate over surveillance and public safety is unfolding in Sunnyvale, as residents fear license plate reader cameras could enable mass tracking — while city officials said the technology is ...
Residents in multiple U.S. communities have begun physically removing Flock Safety surveillance cameras from public spaces, escalating a grassroots backlash against automated license plate readers ...
MyNorthwest: Renton police restarts license plate reader cameras after pausing to comply with new state law
The Renton Police Department (RPD) has restarted its automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras after pausing to comply with a new Washington law. “Chief Jon Schuldt paused the cameras on March 31 ...
Renton police restarts license plate reader cameras after pausing to comply with new state law
Yahoo: Michigan license plate cameras face backlash: Big help, or Big Brother?
StateCollege.com on MSN: Penn State piloting license plate readers: What to know about ALPR cameras on campus
Penn State is piloting a network of automated license plate reader cameras around its University Park campus, part of a limited initiative officials say is designed to support law enforcement.
Penn State piloting license plate readers: What to know about ALPR cameras on campus
Yahoo: Privacy vs. transparency: License plate cameras in Connecticut fuel new debate
CBS News: Michigan license plate cameras face backlash. Is it a big help, or Big Brother?
In more than 125 cities and counties across Michigan, nondescript cameras perched near busy roadways snap a picture every time a car drives by. The cameras — automated license plate readers primarily ...
Michigan license plate cameras face backlash. Is it a big help, or Big Brother?