It feels like there’s a big vacuum of a federal level privacy judgement waiting to be filled. SCOTUS abhors a vacuum, though you could argue it’s already been

It feels like there’s a big vacuum of a federal level privacy judgement waiting to be filled. SCOTUS abhors a vacuum, though you could argue it’s already been filled in that the past two decades of rulings on cell phone records (phone=you) are directly applicable to photos of your car (car=you). Maybe the argument against is that ALPR can’t constantly track you like cell towers can?