> The government did issue you license plates specifically to be able to track you. They issued the plate so that when something happens involving a car, they

> The government did issue you license plates specifically to be able to track you. They issued the plate so that when something happens involving a car, they can look at that car and figure out who the owner is. That's quite different from tracking. If you have enough license plate readers all over the city, you can get a pretty good picture of all the movements I make. And store them for long periods of time. License plates were issued to identify the owner of a car. Not to comprehensibly track the movement of all car owners and be able to look up every place I went to in the last year or longer.