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Surveillance Daily: September 2, 2026

The real surveillance story today is out of Florida, where a state directive is forcing local agencies to pull thousands of automated license-plate readers off the roads — a rare case of a state clawing back a surveillance tool instead of expanding it. The rest of today's docket is courtroom news that shows how slowly and unevenly accountability actually moves, whether it's an appeal, a plea, or a tragedy tied to a paperwork status.

Want the full stream? The wire runs all day — and the camera map shows what’s already watching your town.

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