Summary
Troy just made history as the first city in New York to crack down on how police use and store automated license plate reader data. If you care about digital privacy, this new law is a huge deal for keeping tabs on government surveillance.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
There's no direct hit to your wallet, but the city might spend a little extra managing compliance and data storage rules.
Everyday drivers and privacy advocates who want to make sure their daily commutes aren't being tracked and stored indefinitely by the cops.
No groups negatively affected
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