Hidden Cameras Track Drivers in California
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Hidden license plate readers are multiplying along Californias border with Arizona, raising privacy concerns and fears of surveillance abuse. These cameras, often disguised as fake trailers or construction barrels, capture detailed vehicle data and potentially images of drivers and passengers. Despite pushback from state Democrats, the number of active cameras has surged under the Trump administration. Privacy advocates and aid groups argue this setup violates state laws and could target humanitarian volunteers. Supporters claim the tech aids in catching criminals and finding missing persons. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has mapped over forty hidden cameras and urged Governor Newsom to revoke permits. Meanwhile, local law enforcement agencies continue to share plate data with federal immigration enforcers, despite state bans.
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