Florida Orders Cops to Get the Flock Off Its State Highways
THE SO WHAT
Law enforcement pulling back from automated license plate readers on highways shows that automated surveillance isn’t a one-way ratchet. If your product depends on continuous, passive data capture in public spaces, model regulatory pushback as a live risk, not an edge case.
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