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Do you have sources to support these claims?

• fipple 8y ago
  https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/license-plate-data-not-just-cops-private-companies-are-tracking-flna6C10684677 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/license-plate-data-not-ju... https://www.phillyvoice.com/alpr--and-a-bit-of-luck--helped-authorities-target-cosmo-dinardo/ https://www.phillyvoice.com/alpr--and-a-bit-of-luck--helped-...
• artificial 8y ago
  Basically just the ones owned by The Irvine Company. https://lawless.tech/total-surveillance-irvine-company-spying-on-shoppers-and-the-demise-of-privacy/ https://lawless.tech/total-surveillance-irvine-company-spyin...
  • ReverseCold 8y ago
    I live in Irvine (city). The police share stories of people calling them to report "suspicious behavior" when in reality it's just a neighbor with an older car or a person of an uncommon ethnicity. Basically they say it's not their fault, but they are obligated to check it out if someone calls.
• NeedMoreTea 8y ago
  Many many UK parking lots are now fully automated, including most supermarkets. You get number plate recognition, an automatic allowance of an hour or two for a supermarket, and an automatic fine to the address of the car's registered keeper. Here's one of many: https://www.parkingprotection.co.uk/ANPR.html https://www.parkingprotection.co.uk/ANPR.html There's been more than a few mistakes, or not getting the correct time allowance, and problems getting false claims lifted.