That headline gave me cancer. Ffs

I was at a tech conference recently, and the local city tech department was showing off the cameras all around the city. They were all tracking individual vehicles with computer vision, across town as the traffic moved from one camera to another.

I didn't get a chance to ask them whether law enforcement used the data, but I'm pretty sure that's a given.

Around here all the shady characters just remove their license plates and face exactly zero consequences for it.

Non anti-adblock-wall link (oh, the irony): https://archive.ph/GVLfj

Spray can can

Mapping is great, but can we crowd source a parallel camera network that tracks police and politician vehicles on a public site?

Hunh. I guess Huntsville doesn't get much poetic irony around them thar parts.

Will Freeman

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Lol in Albuquerque this isn't a problem because plates are optional 😂

Having a digital license plate connected to some API for this would be legendary, although likely very illegal