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>A nationwide surveillance system may know where you drive, when you leave home and which places you visit, without you ever realizing you were being watched. More than 117,000 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) are scattered across America, according to a map. The roadside devices photograph passing vehicles and record their license plates, locations and precise time of travel, allowing separate sightings to be pieced together into a detailed journey. Privacy advocates warn that the system can create a searchable record of people’s everyday movements.

Archive: https://archive.today/cOqXk From the post: >>A nationwide surveillance system may know where you drive, when you leave home and which places you visit, without you ever realizing you were being watched. More than 117,000 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) are scattered across America, according to a map. The roadside devices photograph passing vehicles and record their license plates, locations and precise time of travel, allowing separate sightings to be pieced together into a detailed journey. Privacy advocates warn that the system can create a searchable record of people’s everyday movements.
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Daily Mail….just about 3 fucking months behind.

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I assume its a slow news day. Places like DM seem like they bank stuff that might not be as popular to post on random low-news days.

Sometimes they even dig up a zombie article from a couple of years ago. I try to look at dates when I remember so I don't post stuff like that.