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San Diego City Council approves return of Smart Streetlights, license plate readers - Vimarsana News

San Diego City Council approves return of Smart Streetlights, license plate readers

The San Diego City Council Tuesday authorized the use of much-debated "Smart Streetlights" and Automatic License Plate Reader technology to fight crime in the...

City Council Authorizes 'Smart Streetlight' Technology Again, License Plate Readers - Vimarsana News

City Council Authorizes 'Smart Streetlight' Technology Again, License Plate Readers

The San Diego City Council Tuesday authorized the use of much-debated "Smart Streetlights" and Automatic License Plate Reader technology to fight crime in the city.

San Diego City Council authorizes Smart Streetlights - Vimarsana News

San Diego City Council authorizes Smart Streetlights

The San Diego City Council Tuesday authorized the use of much-debated "Smart Streetlights" and Automatic License Plate Reader technology to fight crime in the city.

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Will San Diego City Council Rubber Stamp Police Surveillance Technology? - Vimarsana News

Will San Diego City Council Rubber Stamp Police Surveillance Technology?

By Seth Hall / Op-Ed Voice of San Diego / July 28, 2023 Two important recent events hint at whether San Diego is ready to responsibly handle the use of mass surveillance technology in our city. The first was a recent agreement between community groups and the San Diego City Council.  Under the leadership of…

Source: obrag.org
San Diego's Surveillance Technology Now Under City Council Oversight - Vimarsana News

San Diego's Surveillance Technology Now Under City Council Oversight

The San Diego City Council on Tuesday, August 2, gave final approval in an unanimous vote to a new privacy and technology ordinance that will place the City's surveillance technology under the Council's oversight. The passage of the "Transparent and Responsible Use of Surveillance Technology" ordinance was the result of a long three year effort…

Source: obrag.org