Surveillance Technology
Summary
Mountain View just pulled the plug on its automated license plate reader contract, scoring a major win for everyday privacy. If you're tired of being tracked every time you drive around town, this policy shift means less digital surveillance of your daily routine.
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Impact analysis
Canceling the contract saves taxpayer money that was previously tied up in camera subscriptions and maintenance.
Local drivers and privacy advocates who want to keep their daily travels out of government databases.
Law enforcement agencies that relied on the automated tech to track vehicles.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Mountain View votes to cut license plate camera contract
Mountain View votes to cut license plate camera contract Peninsula Press
Mountain View terminates license plate camera contract
Mountain View terminates license plate camera contract San José Spotlight
Mountain View approves automatic license plate cameras, despite community objections
Mountain View approves automatic license plate cameras, despite community objections Mountain View Voice
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