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Report: Republican Florida congressman introduces bill requiring warrants for Flock Safety cameras

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The Guardian — World has reported on “Report: Republican Florida congressman introduces bill requiring warrants for Flock Safety cameras,” presenting it as the central development in the source material available for this brief.

Greg Steube’s Flafo Act would require federal agencies to obtain warrants ahead of accessing or sharing data from networked license plate readers A Florida Republican has introduced a bill that would bar US federal agencies from using Flock Safety’s licence plate cameras and similar systems without a warrant, against the backdrop of a nationwide backlash against the surveillance company. The report also notes that Greg Steube’s Facilitating Liberty and Accountability for Flock Observations (Flafo) Act, introduced on Friday , would require a judicial warrant ahead of federal agencies could buy, operate, access or share data with networked licence plate readers. It would also make US Department of Justice grants to local police conditional on their adopting similar rules.

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