@lawfullensjournal: Automated license plate readers can help locate stolen vehicles and investigate serious crimes. But extensive tracking can reveal a person’s movements. Should police face strict limits on how this data is collected and stored? #Police #Privacy #Surveillance #Technology #ViralQuestions

Not_Brianna :

Depends is it in pursuit of a criminal or just tracking us?

Lawful Lens Journal :

Constant tracking raises serious concerns?

ZeroToxik :

No, they had a problem cause of some other crime but now just generally I think it’s a fourth amendment violation

Angel Dust :

They shouldn't even be allowed to have badges

Paralyzed To Powerful :

Yes absolutely

user3275078367821 :

Obviously.

whitesnake :

they do that already to see if you have a warrant

TK :

Not unless involved in an open investigation.

Thomas Palmer :

But if a child is in danger or a violent crime yes otherwise no

tomcg40 :

hell no

Brad Harvey :

Absolutely No..That's out of control tracking people..Mind your own business..

babt1230 :

Why? All I drive to and from grocery stores, why would you want to track me

Melita :

The police do what the want.

2022 Ram 1500 Rebel :

yea

user1142988402510 :

Yes, the only people that don’t like all this is criminals!

LOVE Be Humble :

that depends on if you want a police state or freedom

Rainbow-Clad 🌈🦄 :

nope

John Zelivetz :

no

Cypher :

no. there are security cameras for that

Mr. Adams :

Yes.

Larkspurr :

I think it should be like a warrant, they have to show that the vehicle is connected to a crime and a judge has to sign off on it. only info retained by the device is for that one vehicle only.

fik_it 90 :

absolutely not that's an invasion of privacy

John Jones :

yes

JB :

rod :

Hell No