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CBP says it's 'unrealistic' for Americans to avoid its license plate surveillance
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has admitted that there is no practical way for Americans to avoid having their movements tracked by its license plate readers, according to its latest privacy assessment.
(How you are being Back Doored")
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/cbp-says-unrealistic-americans-avoid-221307517.html
Police license plate readers are still exposed on the internet
mile! You’re on camera. At least, your license plate is.
You might have heard of automatic license plate recognition — known as ALPR (or ANPR in the U.K. for number plates). These cameras are dotted across the U.S., and are controlled mostly by police departments and government agencies to track license plates — and people — from place to place.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/22/police-alpr-license-plate-readers-accessible-internet/
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has admitted that there is no practical way for Americans to avoid having their movements tracked by its license plate readers, according to its latest privacy assessment.
(How you are being Back Doored")
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/cbp-says-unrealistic-americans-avoid-221307517.html
Police license plate readers are still exposed on the internet
mile! You’re on camera. At least, your license plate is.
You might have heard of automatic license plate recognition — known as ALPR (or ANPR in the U.K. for number plates). These cameras are dotted across the U.S., and are controlled mostly by police departments and government agencies to track license plates — and people — from place to place.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/22/police-alpr-license-plate-readers-accessible-internet/
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