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Britain to log all vehicle movement
dubbayu_d_40 writes "Using a network of cameras that can record license plates, Britain plans to build a database of vehicle movement for police and security services: rollout begins in March. Can't someone just swap/steal/disable the tracking device? Seems to me just another way to track the average citizen and not those wishing to avoid authorities."
That cuts it, I'm moving to America!
I have never seen a story where tinfoil hats were so neccesary, and so useless.
:-(
Good bye privacy.
This will suck when the coppers knock on your door asking you why you went to a certain address at a certain time...
I rather think anyone leaving their car at the Trafford Centre car parks has better things to worry about than the cameras.
And you'll be fine.
Vote Quimby!
It's always refreshing to be reminded that there are still places that hold privacy in lower regard than America. But how long until we follow in Britain's footsteps?
This cant stop "terrorists", they can go and buy a car for £1000 from any used car dealer whenever they like, or OMG they could get a bus or train.
:)
Clearly you haven't used the public transport system in the UK
http://blog.nexusuk.org
especially if their wife has access to the credit cards...
...issue you with a speeding ticket, I imagine.
I wander if one could craft a number plate like this: '; DROP ALL;
If you have nothing to hide what is the problem with a daily cavity search and tissue sample?
When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.
If only this technology could be applied to Slashdot!
Is that -40 Celsius or Fahrenheit?
*ducks*
Yes.
(couldn't resist)
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