罗得岛车牌识别摄像头争议待解 州警新规建议周一交州长
据Ocean State Media 10月16日报道，罗得岛州警总监预计下周一向州长丹·麦基提交新建议，规范各市镇如何使用自动车牌识别摄像头（Flock摄像头）。
全州已安装至少300台此类摄像头，会记录经过的每辆车的识别信息，但该州目前没有统一规则规范谁可以查看这些数据、保存多久以及可用于什么目的。麦基在8月下令审查，要求州警在60天内提出全州统一标准，并暂停新装摄像头——但现有摄像头继续运行。
麦基当时说：「我们既要破案，也要保护人们的隐私，这两件事并不互相排斥。」报道指出，麦基已是看守状态，下任州长可能要接手处理这一争议，相关建议由谁落实尚不明确。
Rhode Island's Next Governor Likely to Inherit a Fight Over Flock Cameras
The superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police is expected to give Gov. Dan McKee new recommendations on Monday on how cities and towns should use automated license plate reading cameras, Ocean State Media reported on October 16.
At least 300 Flock cameras are installed across Rhode Island. They record identifying details of every car that drives past, but the state has no uniform rules on who can see the data, how long it is kept, or what it can be used for.
McKee ordered the review in August, called for a pause on new installations, and gave state police 60 days to develop uniform statewide standards. 'We have to solve crimes. We also have to protect people's privacy. Those two things are not mutually exclusive,' McKee said at the time. Who will act on the recommendations remains unclear, as McKee is a lame duck.
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