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> The images were deleted the moment they were uploaded. ??? > VIII. Records of number plates read by each LPR shall not be recorded or transmitted anywhere a
by petcat 10d ago
> The images were deleted the moment they were uploaded.
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> VIII. Records of number plates read by each LPR shall not be recorded or transmitted anywhere and shall be purged from the system within 3 minutes of their capture [...]
But you're saying that these non-hit image captures were uploaded somewhere?
- Grimeton 10d ago- Camera takes picture - Camera pre-checks the picture for quality and that there's something on there that they want - Camera uploads picture to flock servers - Camera deletes picture locally - Rinse and repeat I could actually see this being done by three jobs in parallel. If there are a lot of images found on the camera then that's probably because the upload wasn't able to keep up with the amount of data that was created or they have a buffer of a few days or there's a cronjob that deletes these files every now and then... Unless they actually use the camera also as the storage, which would be really stupid, but sometimes people to stupid things.
- petcat 10d agoIt sounds like this whole thing is just in violation of New Hampshire state law.
- Grimeton 10d agoIANAL. So that's something I cannot tell.
- nonethewiser 9d agoBut was this in New Hampshire? The retention policy is set by the customer.