Calls for a ban on flock grow in Nevada as critics say new guardrails won't be enough

Nevada officials are debating regulation or a complete ban on automated license plate readers (ALPRs) like Flock due to privacy concerns and public backlash, with some lawmakers proposing legislation to prohibit their use. Critics argue that guardrails and audits won't ensure privacy, pushing for a full ban to prevent government surveillance misuse.

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