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A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that Flock's network of license plate cameras constitutes indiscriminate mass surveillance violating the Fourth Amendment. The decision finds warrantless searches based on the database lack probable cause, marking a significant legal blow to the automatic license plate recognition industry and law enforcement reliance on the technology.
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