Mass surveillance isn't a joke. But police are treating it like one when using automated license plate reader (ALPR) networks.
In
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, we're covering
a new EFF report
on how
officers across the country are routinely logging completely nonsensical "reasons" for their Flock searches, including "LOL," "LMAO," and even (yuck) "Sexy."
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states pushing back against ALPR
, and how police are
turning our privacy into a punchline
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