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Flock cameras are spreading across Alabama, collecting detailed vehicle “fingerprints” — including decals and movements — raising alarms among gun rights advocates. These systems, operating without statewide legislative approval, store data for up to five years — the longest in the nation — and could function as a de facto firearm registry by tracking vehicles linked to gun stores or ranges. Groups like BamaCarry are mobilizing citizens to demand a statewide ban, urging local action to remove cameras and pressure lawmakers before this tech becomes entrenched as a surveillance tool targeting Second Amendment freedoms.

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