Text: SB 6002 Tell Your Senator Vote NO on Senate Bill 6002 Why? -> Visual: a road in the dessert with a U-turn sign

The Driver Privacy Bill was intended at harm reduction but created loopholes that can be exploited and allow invasive location tracking of vulnerable groups. This is why we had recommended the Senate strengthen the bill and adequately protect Washington residents from harm.

However, the Senate passed a substitute version of the bill that further weakens the bill by lengthening the retention period of ALPR (Automatic License Plate Reading) data to 21 days, allowing tracking and surveilling of students at higher education institutions, and weakens transparency and accountability.

Action Item: ✔︎ Tell Your Senator Vote NO on Senate Bill 6002 see PeoplePowerWA profile for link 👀

People Power WA is changing our stance on the Senate version of this bill due to harmful amendments that were made. Read more, and tell your Senators NO on SB 6002! #SB6002 #WAStateLeg #SocialActionWA #APLR #SurveillanceCity

Lawsuit Challenges San Jose’s Warrantless ALPR Mass Surveillance SAN JOSE, Calif. – San Jose and its police department routinely violate the California Constitution by conducting warrantless searches of the stored records of millions of drivers’ private habits,…

San Jose police routinely violate the California Constitution by conducting warrantless searches of the stored records of millions of drivers’ private habits

#SanJose #police #SiliconValley #California #legal #EFF #ACLU #SIREN #CAIR #APLR #surveillance #privacy #technology #tech

My understanding is that Home Depot uses Flock automatic license plate readers #APLR and Flock is known to share data freely with ICE.
@404media.co writes about this.
If you drive to Home Depot, you could be tracked wherever you go if cities also connect their Flock cameras to the national network.