Lurie tightens police surveillance rules in SF — but avoids targeting Flock
San Francisco has implemented new rules for police surveillance, including data storage limits for automated license-plate readers, while excluding certain tech providers.
The new safeguards include limiting how long the tech company stores data from automated license-plate readers and adding restrictions to police access.
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