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Technology · Cybersecurity · published 2026-08-28 · via TechCrunch

New poll shows U.S. public turning against automated license plate surveillance

A YouGov survey of 20,000 Americans found 46% oppose police license plate cameras in their communities, while 38% support them—a reversal from last year's majority approval. The backlash follows reports of police misusing Flock's 120,000-plus cameras, leading many communities to cancel contracts. Respondents also indicated the surveillance does not make them feel safer, and critics like the ACLU argue Flock's recent safeguards are insufficient.

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