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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2026
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The law. It's a legal requirement. I don't have an insane paranoia.
Uhhhh
The article is about the US where cops are using ALPRs to track their exes
You REALLY sure people's data is going to be kept safe there?
Good for you if Australia's government isn't into spying. I personally don't trust a single government to have 24/7 recording video cameras everywhere.
The headline is about an event that took place in Australia. The article is just a crap one all around.
Ah fun, I didn't even know about that since the original ticket's location is never mentioned.
Well I'm still with the Americans on them not wanting it there. I don't want it here either. Knowing the EU and my own country in particular, they'll commission a big American tech company to provide it as a service. Maybe Palantir will start offering them lol