Missouri governor orders guardrails on Flock cameras and ALPRs
News Briefs Flock cameras to get guardrails in Missouri St. Louis Public Radio | By Chad Davis Published September 16, 2026 at 12:04 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Brian Munoz / St. Louis Public RadioA Flock camera, commonly known as automated license plate readers, stands at a park on Sept.
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- ▪Louis Public Radio | By Chad Davis Published September 16, 2026 at 12:04 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Brian Munoz / St.
- ▪Louis Public RadioA Flock camera, commonly known as automated license plate readers, stands at a park on Sept.
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News Briefs Flock cameras to get guardrails in Missouri St. Louis Public Radio | By Chad Davis Published September 16, 2026 at 12:04 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Brian Munoz / St. Louis Public RadioA Flock camera, commonly known as automated license plate readers, stands at a park on Sept. 10 in University City. St. Louis-area residents have denounced the surveillance technology. Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed an executive order to establish safeguards around automated license plate readers, like Flock cameras.Kehoe said in a statement that the order is intended to protect residents’ constitutional rights and to prevent people from misusing the license plate readers, including data obtained by Flock Safety.“The unchecked collection and indefinite storage of location data…
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