Ohio SB469 regulates the use of automated license plate recognition systems and mass surveillance technology by government entities.

Ohio SB469 mandates that government entities must adopt policies governing the ethical use of automated license plate recognition systems, mass surveillance technology, and captured surveillance data. It prohibits government entities from retaining captured surveillance data for more than ten days unless it is relevant to an ongoing legal proceeding. The bill also restricts the sale, transfer, or sharing of captured surveillance data without a search warrant. Government entities must report annually on their use of these technologies to the attorney general.

Ohio SB469 regulates the use of automated license plate recognition systems and mass surveillance technology by government entities.

Ohio SB469 mandates that government entities must adopt policies governing the ethical use of automated license plate recognition systems, mass surveillance technology, and captured surveillance data. It prohibits government entities from retaining captured surveillance data for more than ten days unless it is relevant to an ongoing legal proceeding. The bill also restricts the sale, transfer, or sharing of captured surveillance data without a search warrant. Government entities must report annually on their use of these technologies to the attorney general.