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It's an interesting consideration of privacy. In a sense, nothing has changed by having these readers--your license plate was always visible. There was nothin
by Gunax 5y ago
It's an interesting consideration of privacy.
In a sense, nothing has changed by having these readers--your license plate was always visible. There was nothing stopping the city from hiring people to stand on a street corner and record the plate numbers that passed by.
Except the practicality of it, of course.
Im not going for or against it, it's just an interesting consideration of information being available, but unused.
We keep seeing this happen with arrest records, face recognition, etc. These are things that were always available, but technology simply made them more convenient or available at scale, even though nothing fundamental had changed.
- giuliomagnifico 5y agoWhat is wrong is demanding to the “machines” the ability to recognize your number plate, track it around the city and even send you a fine automatically.