Massachusetts state police ordered to make surveillance camera locations public
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A court forcing Massachusetts police to disclose ALPR locations and activity audits shows that ‘secret’ sensor networks are on borrowed time. If your operations rely on pervasive sensing—public or private—plan for a world where placement, retention, and usage patterns are discoverable and contested.
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