Cox 'deeply troubled' by Flock camera privacy issues, vows review of state system
Cox said he wants a review of Utah’s privacy rules and would back new legislation if gaps are found after misuse allegations.
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Utah governor says he’s ‘deeply troubled’ by Flock cameras, calls for review to protect privacy
Flock Safety license plate readers are typically mounted on tall poles, with a camera and solar panel on top. The company says its technology is used in more than 6,000 communities across 49 states in partnership with thousands of law enforcement agencies nationwide. (Photo courtesy of Flock Safety)Amid growing apprehension around license plate cameras across the country — especially those that are part of the Flock Safety network — Utah Gov. Sp…
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH- Governor Spencer Cox was deeply concerned about reports of the use of ALPR surveillance cameras, better known as Flock cameras, and pointed out that he has requested a review of Utah’s regulations. “The surveillance cameras, designed as a tool to combat crime, have recently generated a national debate following allegations that agents use them for personal purposes,” said Cox. Utah Civic Compact, a recently public non-profi…
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