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Even the FBI Had Privacy Concerns on License Plate Readers

Kim Zetter Uncategorized May 15, 2015May 19, 2015
Even the FBI Had Privacy Concerns on License Plate Readers

Internal documents show that in 2012 the FBI was instructed to temporarily halt its purchase of automated license plate readers because of privacy concerns.

The post Even the FBI Had Privacy Concerns on License Plate Readers appeared first on WIRED.

 

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