Texas city wants $2.3M for public records on police Flock use
North Richland Hills reached the figure by estimating 14 years of labour at $15 an hour to search a terabyte of communications, another Texas city handed over 400,000 pages for nothing, and in the EU the same logs are compulsory and go to the data protection authority on request
Via TNW | Artificial-intelligence
A Fort Worth suburb has told a privacy group it would cost $2.3M to release records on how its police use Flock number plate cameras, a figure reached by estimating 14 years of labour at $15 an hour. Under the EU’s law enforcement directive the same information has to be logged as a matter of course and handed to the data protection authority on request.
A Texas city has told a privacy group it would cost $2.3M to see how…
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