Connecticut Debates License Plate Reader Rules
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill to restrict the use of automated license plate readers, following concerns about privacy and data misuse. The proposed law would limit data storage to seven days, unless tied to a court case or traffic fines, and ban sharing with out-of-state agencies. However, police chiefs argue for a thirty-day limit to aid investigations, while privacy advocates stress the risks of longer retention periods. Flock Safety, a provider of these systems, emphasizes data ownership, built-in blocks on restricted searches, and automatic data deletion after thirty days.
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