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The extension came despite opposition from six council members and evidence immigration authorities had accessed Cleveland's cameras without the city's knowledge.
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Columbus Deputy Chief Tim Myers went to bat for the city's Flock cameras as CPD assesses ways to prevent ICE and other agencies from using its data to track immigrants.
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The Columbus Division of Police have changed which agencies can access its Flock surveillance cameras after concerns were raised about the cameras' possible use for immigration-related searches.
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Mayor Turner-Sloss and Commissioner Fairchild want audit data and a review of the city manager after widespread access was permitted to data from Dayton's Flock automated license plate readers.
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There are hundreds of Flock license plate cameras in central Ohio. Some have concerns about privacy and the lack of regulations that surround the technology, while others welcome it.
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Columbus City Councilmember Emmanuel Remy said his office is speaking with the city's police department to update the policy around Flock cameras.
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The motion-activated Flock Safety cameras take a picture of the back of a vehicle as it passes. Police use that information to look for vehicles suspected of being involved in criminal activity.
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License plate-reading cameras are here to stay in central Ohio, some privacy advocates are concernedLaw enforcement laud the cameras' effectiveness in solving crimes, but the American Civil Liberties Union worries about "mission creep" as cameras become more common.
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A Super Bowl ad touting Google Pixel 6 Real Tone technology as a way to properly capture darker-toned skin explains the problem with past technology. On today's Tech Tuesday we'll discuss adjusting our cameras to appreciate every skin tone.
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Columbus Police released body-camera footage after an officer punched a civilian in the throat, giving more context to a cell phone video that went viral…