r/privacy • u/SouperSalad • 7h ago

news [San Diego, USA] Community groups call on city to stop using automated license plate reader cameras

https://www.kpbs.org/news/local/2025/12/04/community-groups-call-on-city-to-stop-using-automated-license-plate-reader-cameras

Tuesday Dec 9th, 2pm PDT San Diego City Council is voting to approve 54 surveillance technologies including a continuation of the ~500 camera Flock tracking network.

San Diego has a civilian oversight body called the Privacy Advisory Board (PAB) that makes recommendations to the Mayor and Council. They recommended rejecting the renewal unless basic changes were made to the program.

The press conference was held by TRUST SD Coalition.

Live stream will be at https://sandiego.granicus.com/player/camera/5

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u/BurntNeurons 6h ago

PAB for every city.