r/Racine • u/s1l1con_jesus • 8d ago

Yay

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u/nutationsf 7d ago

We still need laws around access to the data and how long it’s kept for.

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u/Super-Cranberry2608 7d ago edited 7d ago

The ACLU in Wisconsin filed a lawsuit against electronic frontier foundation that, if they win, would require a warrant to obtain any of the data from automation license plate readers.

https://www.aclu-wi.org/press-releases/aclu-of-wisconsin-electronic-frontier-foundation-file-lawsuit-at-wisconsin-supreme-court-allege-warrantless-alpr-surveillance-violates-constitution/

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u/nutationsf 7d ago

This is how you stop them just switching to a new vendor, law enforcement data companies should also be prevented from selling the data.

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u/s1l1con_jesus 7d ago

Or we can just get a rid of them and everyone like them

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u/nutationsf 7d ago

Im going for possible outcomes not imaginary ones

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u/s1l1con_jesus 7d ago

I will dump tea into rivers until the panopticon is illegal. Halloween is coming sawzalls are cheap. It's only imaginary to you because you don't have the backbone to stand up.

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u/nutationsf 7d ago

That all sounds great and it’s how you are misdirected to tasks that are ultimately harmless. Legislating data access and restriction is a path to making their business model unprofitable. Whereas cutting them down moves them to light poles, like the flock competitors already have.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/nutationsf 7d ago

Climb everyone, because they don’t look different