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Wow, this sounds very illegal in my state. I wonder if DRN even respects my state's laws about storing my personal information.
by schainks 4y ago
Wow, this sounds very illegal in my state. I wonder if DRN even respects my state's laws about storing my personal information.
- argiopetech 4y agoIs the location of your state-registered vehicle vehicle on publicly owned roads personal information in your state? Despite the phrasing, I'm honestly curious.
- pjleonhardt 4y agoNo, but likely his face biometrics are off he happens to have been captured in the video. So if they are keeping the raw video, not just the processed license plate output, they may fall under this jurisdiction.
- mminer237 4y agoAssuming you're talking about the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, that only requires consent for facial recognition databases based on facial geometry. The law explicitly allows storing photographs of people's faces without consent.
- breakingcups 4y agoIt's probably not, which is the problem. I feel like the wilful processing of such details into parse-able, privacy-violating form should be regulated.
- rnk 4y agoWhat state is that, California? I'd love to have a way to block ubiquitous surveillance, also places taking your picture when you walk into a drugstore or restaurant, uploading it. If it hasn't happened yet, we will be tracked all the time.