© Ban The Cams!
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May
2022
Bongino asks how important our privacy really is to the government.
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The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) uses driverless vehicles to obtain evidence for investigations, according to IoT World Today. The SFPD has fostered using the footage as evidence regularly, which threatens privacy rights.
The Ohio Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a law that allows the state to cut funding to communities using traffic cameras, by the amount of money they raise from those devices.
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Irvine police said the Mercedes Benz C300 was 'something out of 007 movie' and could be linked to a string of vehicle burglaries across Orange County.
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The war on the automobile is over. The automobile won. More accurately, auto drivers and users won. It is time for those engaged in this war to stop wasting their time, and everyone else's, and start doing something productive.
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A hack effective on the popular S and Y Tesla cars would allow a thief to unlock a vehicle, start the electric motor and speed away, according to Sultan Qasim Khan, principal security consultant at security firm NCC Group.
The Alliance of British Drivers has criticised plans for road pricing—based on "spy in the dashboard" technology—as the "end of privacy" for motorists.
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Federal prosecutors file felony charges against brothers who took a $14 cut of every red light camera ticket issued in Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois.
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When approaching the vehicle, the trooper observed something strange about the license plate. The letters on the license plate were not raised, like they’re supposed to be.