Texas and Florida have both taken official steps to curb automated license plate reader surveillance networks. Governor Abbott barred state agencies from using public money on Flock cameras, while Florida's transportation department ordered ALPRs removed from state highway rights-of-way and revoked existing permits, citing misuse and data privacy worries. Many cameras on local roads and private property remain unaffected, though numerous Florida localities have since paused or cancelled their own contracts.
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