Technically speaking, can't I just build my own license plate scanner and plop it down in front of my house and record every single person that drives by? There is no public expectation of privacy, so as long as I just point it at the street then what's stopping me?And if such is the case, surely nothing is stopping anyone from creating open source software that anyone can flash to a raspberry pi and plug up a ALPR cam to, connect it to their home wifi, and have it automatically scan license plates and store them in a free open source public domain? Where absolutely anyone can query it? Creating a completely open-source community of ALPR enthusiasts and privacy-violation enjoyers?If there is no expectation of privacy, then everyone should be allowed to access all information about everyone whenever they want. That's what I say.
>>541628802No, you can't do that. Not because it's illegal.Because you are incapable of doing that.
>>541628802No but you can lick my bunghole
>>541628802Even if you could do that, you - unlike the state - lack the resources to use the information you gain to oppress and control society.
>>541628802This is actually the only way it becomes balanced. If the rich are just as easily trackable by the poors, they might rethink the flock situation. As has been seen with the Flock CEO being mad that he was being tracked.
>>541629193https://github.com/ankandrew/fast-alprHey look, Python! That means even a jeet could do it. looks pretty easy
>>541629457I ain't clicking that shit, nigga
>>541628802yes, you can put up a camera on your own property
