Big Brother’s highway cameras now have AI, and they capture 6 to 12 photos of every car that goes by. Then, they all get uploaded into a huge national database, which out-of-state police and government agencies can access. They are very expensive and keep the information for 30 days.
Cameras are in 49 states.
It’s like being watched by a bunch of prison guards.
Anyone could access it publicly. Then came the lawsuits. What does this mean for mass surveillance in the United States?
Now we know why all the data centers are being proposed and build throughout the US. Not only do they consume ungodly amounts of water and electricity raising costs for everybody, we now know they will store information on citizens they have no business holding. George Orwell was right, he just predicted it happening about 30 years too soon.
Shouldn’t it be those up there that have to be mass surveilled? Why is it always US that is the BUTT of their power?
dont use the highways if it bugs you. tsa bugs me so i dont fly. easy.