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Lawmakers Want States to Crack Down on Flock Cameras—or Pay the Price
Source: WIRED
Regulation & LegislationCybersecurity & Data PrivacyInfrastructure & Defense
A bipartisan congressional effort would seek to curb automated license plate reader use by tying state compliance to federal highway funding, mirroring the enforcement mechanism used for the national drinking age. The proposal raises regulatory and data-privacy risks for license-plate-reader providers and law-enforcement technology vendors, while potentially affecting states' access to transportation funding.
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