Re:Twelve Days in Xinjiang: How China’s Surveillance State O...
by kurtisc on Thursday December 21, 2017 @12:42PM
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Usually pointing at private land or with signs if they can move. There's also number plate recognition on major roads and services. I don't really get the fuss, it's more private than having a security guard watch you. And they work at preventing crime and tracking people who commit them.
I'm surprised people from other countries aren't more turned off by our speeding cameras. I don't like them.
I'm surprised people from other countries aren't more turned off by our speeding cameras. I don't like them.