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Wait, what? License plate readers on 96th?
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Hello, ACLU?
If you ever drive on a highway, the readers are already there. Been there for years. They definitely know who you are already.
That doesn’t make it right.
They’re already heavily is use on vehicles all over the place. From State & Local police looking for stolen vehicles to private towing firms looking for repo opportunities.
Also the 96th street camera system install was announced in 2018/2019. Old news.
ACLU’s not going to help you with this one.
Yeah I guess I’m not going to be driving on 96th street anymore. Get these license plate readers out of here.
Then you should also stop driving period because the state and local police have been scanning your plate automatically for years.
I have a bigger problem with the private towing companies having access to the technology & data… Dennison Parking goes through all their garages downtown scanning plates every day.
It’s sad, but In this day and age, you should just assume someone is always watching and listening no matter where you are at.
There is some significant difference between using the technology on a police patrol for law enforcement purposes and a fixed “toll” station aggregating data for unknown and undisclosed municipal purposes.