Toledo police may get new parameters for sharing Flock data
Toledo City Council members are set to consider new legislation addressing what data Toledo Police can share from its technology, including Flock license plate reader cameras. New legislation is being proposed by Toledo City Council members to limit what data Toledo Police can share from its technology, including Flock license plate reader cameras. The legislation would prohibit sharing data with outside agencies for purposes of immigration enforcement, tracking gender-affirming care, tracking reproductive rights, and to prevent racial profiling, harassment and intimidation. The goal of the legislation is to promote public safety while maintaining clear limits, meaningful oversight, and strong privacy protections. This comes as council members debate a resolution asking the mayor's office to shut down Flock cameras for good. The full text of the bill includes restrictions on sharing data regarding reproductive healthcare use, gender-addressing care, and immigration status through software including Floc Safety systems.
Publié : il y a 11 heures par Shaun Hegarty dans Politics Tech
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo City Council members are set to consider new legislation addressing what data Toledo Police can share from its technology, including Flock license plate reader cameras.
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