Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.
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Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.
Wilder residents and council members were divided on banning automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology. The issue now goes before voters.
The Wilder Community Privacy and Data Sovereignty Act would ban license plate readers and limit surveillance data collection and use. It now goes to voters in November 2027.
WILDER, Idaho — Joshua Rindlisbacher studied some onions in long rows and others in bins. In the field where seed specialist Crookham Co. hosted its variety-focused Onion Reveal showcase Aug. […]
A Wilder resident's push to ban automated license plate readers and other surveillance technology has gathered enough signatures to force a city council vote.
The southwest Idaho town is trying to force a city council vote on banning automatic license readers. If council rejects it, it goes on the Nov. 2027 ballot.
In a new interview Joanne Wilder of the Toronto rock radio station Q107, RUSH bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee was asked if he has "seen any signs" t...
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