Summary
Tyler residents are pushing back against the city's use of Flock license plate tracking cameras over serious privacy concerns. It's time to pay attention to how local leaders plan to handle this massive public pushback.
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Impact analysis
Unless the city cancels its contracts, taxpayer dollars are currently funding these controversial surveillance tools.
Local law enforcement agencies get a high-tech tool to track vehicles and solve crimes more easily.
Everyday drivers who value their privacy and don't want their daily travels logged by the government.
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