Flock Safety has announced a series of policy changes regarding its database of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) in response to increasing scrutiny from lawmakers. The company's chief legal officer, Dan Haley, communicated these changes in a letter sent earlier this month to Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who is leading an investigation into the potential misuse of the technology.
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Flock Safety Announces Policy Changes Ahead of Senate Hearing
Flock Safety has introduced policy changes to its automated license plate reader database amid growing pressure from lawmakers. The changes were detailed in a letter from the company's chief legal officer to Senator Josh Hawley, who is conducting an investigation into the technology's use.
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