Australia Mulling a Nationwide Vehicle-Tracking System
An anonymous reader writes "It seems that as political support for Australia's version of the national ID card is waning, the powers that be have found a far more effective way to catalog the populace. CrimTrac, an Australian government agency responsible for designing technical solutions to aid policing, is due to hand in a $2.2 million scoping study for the introduction of a nationwide automatic number plate recognition system (ANPR). It seems that as well as ANPR, the system will also collect images of drivers and passengers with high enough resolution for identification purposes. All ANPR data collected would be made available to participating agencies in real time, and retained for five years for future investigations."
Can you call the gov't up when you get lost and ask them for directions? "Help! I don't know where am I, but i see a kangaroo and the toilets are flushing backwords"
If only we had more data available, we could stop all crime!
Tic-Tac-Toe, Global Thermonuclear War, and relationships all have the same winning move.
load the band up onto the back of a flatbed truck, then hoon around while pretending to perform.
request the resulting footage under the freedom of information laws, then release as the video to your latest single.
You shall know him by his Sig
If it is good enough for Top Gear it is good enough for us
Or maybe a Geoff Kennett, Pauline Hanson...
Next we'll be asked to dobb-in a neighbour!
A long stick, a roll of duct tape, and a can of spray paint will trump even the most expensive traffic cameras.
OP is obliviously lying. I see that text plain as day.
You can't take the sky from me.
but only if it's to tag known criminals.
That means the politicians have to get one first.
I don't know about that. When I am all alone some of things I do to myself are a crime too :)