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Ogden is spending big bucks on Flock cameras, those license plate readers popping up everywhere. Wondering if this surveillance tech is actually making us safer or just watching us?
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city is currently reviewing annual costs associated with the Flock contract.
Law enforcement agencies using the technology for crime prevention.
Residents concerned about privacy and potential surveillance.
Residents are worried about privacy, data collection, and potential government overreach regarding the use of Flock cameras in Ogden.
Residents are concerned about the privacy and constitutional implications of using Flock license plate reader cameras. They are calling for more transparency and stricter rules on how data is stored and shared.
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The city is balancing the need for police to solve crimes with resident privacy. The police department uses strict 30-day data deletion to keep information secure.
Residents are asking for transparency regarding who can access data from the city's Flock camera network and how the system is being used.
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