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Invasion of Privacy vs. Public Safety – Where Do We Draw the Line on Flock Cameras?

Florida Daily show hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall discuss the latest developments and reactions to flock cameras, including the city of Oviedo revisiting its license plate reader contract amid growing privacy concerns, and Volusia County Commissioners’ unanimous vote to ban “Large Scale data centers.”

Ed discusses the benefits of stronger security, while Lindsay and guest Matt O’Hern from New South Politics explore the potential risks of increased data exposure that malicious third parties could access.

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