Lawmakers questioned the data usage of ALPRs installed in parking lots in Connecticut.
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Updated May 26
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Lawmakers questioned the data usage of ALPRs installed in parking lots in Connecticut.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Flock Safety is using AI for loss prevention and security, collecting data on vehicles and activities.Sub-event
- Connecticut passed a law governing the use of Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) technology by police departments.Sub-event
Lawmakers questioned ALPR data usage in parking lots involving major retailers in CT.1 source
Lawmakers questioned data usage policies and sent a letter to Lowe's and Home Depot CEOs.1 source
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Connecticut
state of the United States of America