You're coercing EFF's point (corporations are tracking people's movements and building a database of people's whereabouts and connections using license plate sc

You're coercing EFF's point (corporations are tracking people's movements and building a database of people's whereabouts and connections using license plate scanners, and that's an issue) into a very different one (license plates should be a private information). Of course, that leads you to a flawed conclusion. > because I'm in a vehemently pro-freedom libertarian demographic. That demographic hasn't had a very good track record on privacy recently, has it?