“Invasive searches like ALPR database queries must require a judicial warrant,” EFF’s @cooperq told @FastCompany. “Policymakers must seize this moment—when even the leading ALPR vendor has admitted they have done too little to prevent abuse—to, at minimum, codify real protections into law.” https://www.fastcompany.com/91590083/why-we-love-to-hate-flock
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Flock is not simply an ALPR, not anymore. That's just how they got their foot in the door. They are a full on AI powered general surveillance system, nation wide interconnected, text searchable. When you can search for someone in certain clothes and observe their entire trip, or someone on a scooter, or just watch kids practicing at a local gymnastics (per a demo), calling it an ALPR becomes a lie by omission.
You're not mad enough at these things.