When Plate Readers Track Devices
How license-plate cameras are merging with wireless sensors to tie vehicles to the people and phones inside them, and what that does to privacy and oversight.
Optimized for books about Understanding how license-plate readers and multi-sensor systems link vehicles to occupants and devices, and the surveillance and civil-liberties stakes involved..
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