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You have no choice, that does not mean you consent. No driver license or you give the data, it's closer to gunpoint coercion than to free choice.
by AdrianB1 6y ago
You have no choice, that does not mean you consent. No driver license or you give the data, it's closer to gunpoint coercion than to free choice.
- giantg2 6y agoActually, your choice is a combination of getting the license and voting. The DPPA defined who could have access and for what purposes. States can also restrict it further. The DPPA and state laws are created by the officials that citizens elect, and as part of being a citizen we consent to being governed by those laws. If this sort paradigm is a problem, then there are many other issues in out society that would need to be changed, such as TSA searches and taxes.