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In all the areas I road travel in I am seeing a bunch of new carwash businesses popping up. These are membership-based services that use license plate scanning technology to match your car to your plan when you go there. They are everywhere now, even in places where you would think only one location could manage enough business but there will be like three or more of them all recently built in the last year. Smallish towns loaded with subscription carwash services. Hmm...

I'm highly suspicious of anything that collects data that isn't normally available to businesses so these license plate scanners really raise my brow. It's just as bad in some retailers that are now asking for phone numbers for every transaction. When I ask them why they need my phone number, they usually say something to the effect of "so you can get credit for your purchase". What? I'm not part of your (((rewards program))) and I don't have a profile I created with your store. How am I going to get "credit" for a purchase when it doesn't relate to anything but excessive data theft? The jews really want our data to track and control our consumerism.

Anyway, these carwashes really do make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. I'm not 100% sure of their data collection angles here so I'm wondering if you guys have any insight into what they are doing with it besides their cover story of making it convenient and fast. What do you think they are doing with the correlated data and who's it being sold to or shared with? Do any of you actually trust these things enough to give them you data and get your car washed?

In all the areas I road travel in I am seeing a bunch of new carwash businesses popping up. These are membership-based services that use license plate scanning technology to match your car to your plan when you go there. They are everywhere now, even in places where you would think only one location could manage enough business but there will be like three or more of them all recently built in the last year. Smallish towns loaded with subscription carwash services. Hmm... I'm highly suspicious of anything that collects data that isn't normally available to businesses so these license plate scanners really raise my brow. It's just as bad in some retailers that are now asking for phone numbers for every transaction. When I ask them why they need my phone number, they usually say something to the effect of "so you can get credit for your purchase". What? I'm not part of your (((rewards program))) and I don't have a profile I created with your store. How am I going to get "credit" for a purchase when it doesn't relate to anything but excessive data theft? The jews really want our data to track and control our consumerism. Anyway, these carwashes really do make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. I'm not 100% sure of their data collection angles here so I'm wondering if you guys have any insight into what they are doing with it besides their cover story of making it convenient and fast. What do you think they are doing with the correlated data and who's it being sold to or shared with? Do any of you actually trust these things enough to give them you data and get your car washed?

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Washes are already using this technology to map the vehicle to the tier of service purchased. This is how vehicles can mix and converge into a single line after gated purchase.

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I've seen unmarked cars driving slowly through parking lots at places like malls and (((movie theaters))). They have license plate scanners all around the lower portion of the vehicle so it's clearly not a street-view mapping car with cameras all over it. The cars don't match the types used by local LEOs so I assume it is a third-party that is collecting the data for them so they can keep their hands clean. It's probably used for warrant round-ups but I imagine there's a lot more going on with this valuable data. We are spied on 24x7 and no one seems to care. Fuck this clown world.

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We are spied on 24x7 and no one seems to care.

I've been looking into these types of surveillance for nigh on two decades and telling people about it. Eventually I stopped caring too, you know why?

I want them to know I fucking hate them and that I'm onto them. I want them to know I view them as vile subhuman rats that should be wiped the fuck off the planet for their crimes against humanity. And I've said so loudly for that whole 20 years after I stopped giving a shit whether they know or not.

So for the fed glownigger kikes reading this: Eat shit you fucking rats, karma will get you eventually.

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We are spied on 24x7 and no one seems to care. Fuck this clown world.

Blue in the face from 20+ years telling people. I frequently wonder if the thousands look back and realize "that guy I called crazy is 100% right."

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I frequently wonder if the thousands look back and realize "that guy I called crazy is 100% right."

I've been relentless on informing those who I trust and care about for a long time. I have received a growing number of "I get it now" comments from quite a few of them. It's getting easier to reach people now that they see the world they used to know being turned upside down and inside out. It's easier to get them to see it now, but it is still difficult to get them to do anything about it. The struggle continues on.