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White House reportedly built a license plate camera database through city agreements

A post linking to 404 Media says the database aggregates data from companies including Flock and Axon, and is searchable by many agencies.

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A post linking to 404 Media says the White House built a large license plate camera database through complex agreements with cities. It says the database combines data from Flock, Axon and other companies, is accessible to federal authorities, and can be searched by many agencies.

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@jason_koeblerNew: Through a series of complex agreements with cities, the White House built a massive license plate camera database accessible to the feds. The program aggregates data across license plate companies (Flock, Axon, more) & is searchable by many agencies: https://www.404media.co/how-cities-are-forced-to-funnel-license-plate-data-to-a-massive-federal-surveillance-program-hidta/
@josephfcoxRT @jason_koebler: New: Through a series of complex agreements with cities, the White House built a massive license plate camera database a…
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    @jason_koeblerNew: Through a series of complex agreements with cities, the White House built a massive license plate camera database accessible to the feds. The program aggregates data across license plate companies (Flock, Axon, more) & is searchable by many agencies: https://www.404media.co/how-cities-are-forced-to-funnel-license-plate-data-to-a-massive-federal-surveillance-program-hidta/
    @josephfcoxRT @jason_koebler: New: Through a series of complex agreements with cities, the White House built a massive license plate camera database a…
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