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It depends. If you are a recognizable figure who people with ill intent are trying to find, then public knowledge of where and when you walk your dog is a big p
by bdowling 3y ago
It depends. If you are a recognizable figure who people with ill intent are trying to find, then public knowledge of where and when you walk your dog is a big problem.
On the other hand, if there’s no way to connect a person to a license plate number without access to the DMV database, then that is not obviously an issue.
- landemva 3y ago>> connect a person to a license plate number What I drive are owned by trusts and LLCs, so on paper they are not connected to my driver license nor to me. While I understand that cars are designed to be mobile and therefore easy to move around when stolen, I don't understand the necessity of a big plate with unique numbers. I don't have that on my bicycles. If plates reduce theft, let the insurance companies and manufacturers work that out.
- mrguyorama 3y agoExcept California is also notorious for selling access to that DMV database