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Oregon man challenging Eugene over Flock cameras says tech is ‘a slippery slope’

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Woodburn has paused usage of Flock Safety cameras, the latest in a chain reaction of cities ditching the license-plate-detecting technology. This comes as Flock faces legal scrutiny over fears that the company is assisting federal immigration enforcement with the information. Multiple groups around the country have been taking legal action over […]
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