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News You Can Use·Google News - Oregon (US)·9/11/2026, 5:37:59 PM·
Left and Right Unite as Oregonians Turn Against Flock Camera Network - Oregon Journalism Project
Oregonians across the political spectrum are joining forces to oppose the expansion of Flock surveillance camera networks in their communities. The bipartisan coalition raises concerns about privacy, data security, and government monitoring as automated license plate readers and other camera systems spread throughout the state. Local activists from both conservative and progressive groups are organizing against what they view as invasive technology.
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