Surveillance Technology
Summary
Cochise County folks are pushing back against new Flock safety cameras, worried that the local government is tracking their every move without their consent. People want better privacy protections and transparency on how their daily driving data is handled.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill if lawsuits pop up over privacy violations or if the county has to scrap the camera contracts.
Local law enforcement agencies get a new tool to track vehicles and solve crimes faster.
Everyday drivers lose a bit of privacy as their routine commutes are logged and stored by a private tech company.
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