Re:Unidentified Halo, an anti-surveillance wearable project
by landemva on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @10:50AM
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> Is your "privacy stolen" when you register your vehicle?
No because these are in trusts or LLCs. This makes it difficult to tie a car to a specific driver license in an automated manner.
Many people are too busy checking social media to do the necessary to protect privacy.
Re:Unidentified Halo, an anti-surveillance wearable project
by moremetadata on Wednesday March 01, 2023 @01:36AM
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>No because these are in trusts or LLCs
That could explain the police pulling me over in my car after work one night back in the 90's in order to find out who was online as this was before mobile phones.
Still, automated systems no longer apply to me, I don't have a driving licence, GP says no.
Re:Unidentified Halo, an anti-surveillance wearable project
by moremetadata on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @05:50PM
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>indulging you paranoia
Considering how many people are tortured by employees of the state and killed, makes your statement nonsense but keep drinking the states coolaid.
Just admit you don't have a problem with privacy. You have a problem with automated enforcement.
And yes automated enforcement reduces deaths and injuries. That's a well documented and proven fact. Indulging your paranoia and personal consumer preferences is not worth a single injury or death.