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Texas agency suspends Flock camera approvals

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) suspended issuing approvals for Flock’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras amid growing security and privacy concerns surrounding the technology. “TxDOT’s role is to review permits to ensure license plate readers are installed correctly and safely along state-owned roadways,” an agency spokesperson told NewsNation in a statement. “TxDOT…

Texas agency suspends Flock camera approvals

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Will California Gut Its Net Neutrality Law to Comply with Trump Admin Demands?

In 2021, America approved $65 billion to fund broadband internet services as part of President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

  • California's net neutrality law may be gutted to comply with Trump admin demands.
  • Biden's $65B broadband funding at risk if states have net neutrality protections.
  • California plans $1.4B to connect 270,571 locations to broadband.

The rollback that only rolled back half of it

I was testing a new screen against the production ERP database: a box comes back from the customer, and the screen has to release the material inside it so it can be scanned into a new order.

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