Roseville residents raise privacy concerns over Flock license plate reader cameras at public forum
Roseville residents gathered at the Maidu Center for a public forum organized by a group called Deflock Roseville, which is raising concerns about the city's use of automated license plate reader cameras made by Flock Safety. Roseville residents have raised privacy concerns over the city's use of automated license plate reader cameras by Flock Safety. The public forum was held by a group called Deflock Roseville, which is seeking greater community involvement in privacy and surveillance decisions. The group claims that the city has denied their request for a dedicated town hall on the technology. The city has stated that the cameras are not directed at public gathering spaces but are positioned to capture vehicle traffic and the rear of passing vehicles. Roseville Mayor Krista Bernasconi defended the program, stating it has been used for eight years without any instances of misuse. Despite the city’s defense, the group plans to continue advocating for changes and will continue an email campaign and grow the movement.
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Roseville residents gathered at the Maidu Center for a public forum organized by a group called Deflock Roseville, which is raising concerns about the city's use of automated license plate reader came... [2462 symbols]
