"Seventy percent of law-enforcement agencies now have license-plate cameras, and they have an impressive track record on everything from recovering stolen cars to tracking down motorists who endanger others by blowing through red lights. Even the American Civil Liberties Union concedes that they’re useful and legal. But what happens after the data is collected raises legitimate privacy concerns. Motorists deserve to know what kind of information is collected, who can see it and how long it is retained. Every law enforcement agency with license-plate readers should have a detailed policy, publicly shared."
Showing posts with label call for publicly shared policies on use of license-plate cameras by law enforcement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label call for publicly shared policies on use of license-plate cameras by law enforcement. Show all posts
Monday, April 13, 2015
Drive-by data: Motorists deserve limits on plate camera collection; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 4/13/15
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Drive-by data: Motorists deserve limits on plate camera collection:
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