congrats Brad - well done

thanks

It doesn't seem qualitatively much different than the location/timing data generated/tracked/recorded by default on mobile phones, other than being video-based.

Are there places where that's been made illegal based on privacy concerns? If so, that legislation might also generate useful guidelines for your consideration.

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Originally posted by joel9507:

It doesn't seem qualitatively much different than the location/timing data generated/tracked/recorded by default on mobile phones.

Carrying a mobile phone is the individual's choice. You can turn the phone off. If the phone has a physical SIM, you can remove the SIM. If it has a removable battery, that can be removed. You can put the phone in a Faraday pouch. You have a good measure of control with respect to your phone being tracked. You have no control over License Plate Readers.

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Therefore it is the policy of the County of Hillsdale that no county resources or funds may be used for the acquisition or deployment of ALPR cameras, nor shall the county accept any grants, gifts or other funding for the acquisition or deployment of ALPR cameras or equipment.

Add that no cameras may in installed on any property of the County by anyone, law enforcement, government employee, division.

The State of FL removed access to State owned property, so some locals moved them off the state property, onto private property just behind a fence, imagine got permission from the owner of the land.

So you might need to address that as well...