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West Virginia lawmakers press Flock on new privacy concerns: do employees access camera footage?

By John Solomon

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Josh Shapiro

Republicans say disease rule proposals in Pennsylvania allow for warrantless entry into homes

Concerns include the rules violate the public desire to limit a governor's emergency powers.

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justice

Appeals court rules officers can search phones at border without warrant or probable cause

The case was brought by an individual who had his phone searched and was later convicted of bank fraud and money laundering.

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Flock cameras become election issue in races like Nevada gubernatorial battle

GOP Gov. Joe Lombardo and Democrat Attorney General Aaron Ford both support regulation of such cameras.

Rep. Clyde demands broad FISA reforms to protect U.S. citizens

Rep. Marlin Stutzman raises privacy concerns over Flock cameras

Tristan Leavitt addresses growing bipartisan opposition to surveillance technology

Rep. Scott talks about modifying surveillance laws to better protect Americans

Tristan Leavitt demands transparency over Flock safety camera access and employee misconduct

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