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Redwood City reviews license plate readers amid data-sharing concerns
For Redwood City, which is one of dozens of police departments in the state using Flock cameras, the controversy has raised new questions about who could search the city’s camera network, what the department knew from its records and whether safeguards added this year go far enough.
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For Redwood City, which is one of dozens of police departments in the state using Flock cameras, the controversy has raised new questions about who could search the city’s camera network, what the department knew from its records and whether safeguards added this year go far enough.
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According to Redwood City Pulse’s linked report, Redwood City reviews license plate readers amid data-sharing concerns, For Redwood City, which is one of dozens of police departments in the state using Flock cameras, the controversy has raised new questions about who could search the city’s camera network, what the department knew from its records and whether safeguards added this year go far enough.
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