Webinar: Stopping Mass Surveillance in New York

Automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) have expanded across New York, creating a growing network of cameras that record where people drive, when they travel, and who they visit.

Join us for a conversation about the future of license plate reader surveillance in New York and what can be done to protect privacy. We’ll discuss how ALPRs work, why they raise serious Fourth Amendment concerns, and how New Yorkers can get involved in the effort to rein in this technology both at the state and local level.

Whether you’re a concerned resident, community advocate, journalist, or policymaker, you’ll leave with a better understanding of the legal and policy landscape and concrete ways to help advance stronger privacy protections in New York.

Speakers:

• Corinne Worthington, S.T.O.P.
• Daniel Schwarz, NYCLU
• Megan Condon & Alasdair Whitney, Institute for Justice’s Plate Privacy Project
• Scarsdale resident Josh Frankel.

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