Legal & Policy

EFFecting Change: Get the Flock Out of Our City

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Flock's Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) have been installed in cities across the U.S., but they are criticized for eroding civil liberties by surveilling individuals seeking abortions, protesters, and marginalized communities. Cities like Austin and Cambridge are rejecting these contracts, highlighting that surveillance is a choice rather than an inevitability. Content creators should be aware of the privacy implications and potential misuse of such technologies in their work and advocacy.

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