Was revising privacy law really about making it work better? - The San Diego Union-Tribune
In city leaders' response to the "Smart Streetlights" debacle, there is substance to claims that they have not always acted in good faith
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In city leaders' response to the "Smart Streetlights" debacle, there is substance to claims that they have not always acted in good faith
City officials say the review process for technologies covered by the law is too cumbersome and time-consuming, but opponents of the changes call them 'a wrecking ball.'
By Lyndsay Winkley / San Diego Union-Tribune / Jan. 23, 2024 The City Council on Tuesday [Jan.23, 2024] voted to overhaul San Diego’s hard-fought surveillance law, a move officials said was necessary to prevent city-wide disruptions, but that privacy advocates saw as a gutting of oversight powers. City officials have warned for months that without…
Privacy advocates likened changes to 'wrecking ball' that strips law of important transparency and oversight mechanisms
Privacy advocates likened changes to 'wrecking ball' that strips law of important transparency and oversight mechanisms