The surveillance camera on your street corner: lawful spying or constitutionally problematic?
Tech The surveillance camera on your street corner: lawful spying or constitutionally problematic? Flock cameras are used in towns across the nation as license plate readers. Privacy advocates, online creators, and concerned citizens argue that the concern isn't any single photograph but the aggregate data.
- ▪Tech The surveillance camera on your street corner: lawful spying or constitutionally problematic?
- ▪Flock cameras are used in towns across the nation as license plate readers.
- ▪Privacy advocates, online creators, and concerned citizens argue that the concern isn't any single photograph but the aggregate data.
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Tech The surveillance camera on your street corner: lawful spying or constitutionally problematic? As automated license plate readers spread across the U.S., lawmakers, courts and privacy advocates are debating their constitutional limits By Kerri Kupec Urbahn Fox News Published July 24, 2026 6:04pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Billions invested in AI data centers nationwide ‘The Big Weekend Show’ co-host Joey Jones breaks down the U.S. artificial intelligence data center boom, highlighting the number of operational, under-construction and proposed facilities.
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