Two key members of Oaklands Privacy Advisory Commission resign, citing lack of support from city leaders and frustration over potential privacy law violations. Hofer and Everhart express concern over the citys reliance on surveillance technology and its exposure to litigation. Their departure highlights growing tension between civilian oversight bodies and city officials, with some viewing these commissions as obstructive to public safety.

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