Tow-Truck License-Plate Network Surpasses 9 Billion Scans, Court Rules Privacy Claim Lacks Standing
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California's ALPR law functions largely as a paperwork requirement for private plate-tracking networks, and Mata's privacy suit failed for lack of standing even as tow-truck cameras helped build a nine-billion-image archive used by insurers and repossession firms.
Topics:business#alpr#california-law#digital-recognition-network#law#license-plate-recognition#privacy
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