Governor Greg Abbott has issued an order limiting the use of Flock cameras by blocking state agencies from spending money on them. However, the Texas Department of Public Safety will continue to utilize its existing roadside surveillance cameras.
The department's plans regarding its vast surveillance network are unaffected by the order.
Further details on the order and its implications are available from the source, providing more information on the current situation and the Texas Department of Public Safety's surveillance network.
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