Some state lawmakers are expressing concerns about data collected by Flock cameras.
It's an issue gaining support from both Democrats and Republicans, who can access the data gathered by the cameras and other plate readers?
Supporters of oversight and privacy safeguards say they fear the information that is gathered could be used by people in a way that could put others at risk, noting how in other states there have been reports of people gaining unauthorized access to stalk former acquaintances or use the information to monitor someone else's activity for no legitimate reason.
They're proposing a bill that would put strict safety guard rails in place and call for civil penalties if information about someone's whereabouts is misused.
It comes as concerns are also being raised about data collected by school buses, and similar questions about what may be gathered and what's being done with it.
Members of both parties are raising questions
Members of both parties are raising questions
