Summary
Berkeley's grappling with how to use new surveillance tech without handing over data to federal agencies. They're pushing for local control to protect resident privacy.
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Impact analysis
It's unclear how much this new tech will cost, but the city's trying to keep it local to avoid bigger privacy-related bills down the line.
Residents who value their privacy and want to keep local data local stand to gain the most.
No groups negatively affected
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