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Nebraska has more robust license plate reader law than some Midwest neighbors

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By Luke Nozicka, Chad Davis
| Nebraska Update
Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras. Schad, 32, checked DeFlock, an open-sourced website that maps Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, and saw several in University City, a suburb of St. Louis, where they live. "Wow, I don't like that," Schad, who uses they and them pronouns, recalled thinking.
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There is little state regulation of Flock cameras in Iowa. That could soon change.

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By Luke Nozicka, Chad Davis
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras. Schad, 32, checked DeFlock, an open-sourced website that maps Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, and saw several in University City, a suburb of St. Louis, where they live. "Wow, I don't like that," Schad, who uses they and them pronouns, recalled thinking.
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Missouri and Kansas offer no 'meaningful protections' from Flock cameras. That may change

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By Luke Nozicka, Chad Davis
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Earlier this year, Al Schad took an interest in digital privacy and security. Inevitably, they came across a technology that has found itself at the center of bipartisan uproar: Flock Safety cameras. Schad, 32, checked DeFlock, an open-sourced website that maps Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers, and saw several in University City, a suburb of St. Louis, where they live. "Wow, I don't like that," Schad, who uses they and them pronouns, recalled thinking.
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