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License plates are public. Movement histories are different.

When Everything Becomes Searchable Safety, Privacy and Freedom in the Digital Era

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Jul 07, 2026
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By Brandon Burley

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For generations, Americans have understood that driving on a public road is not private in the same way as being inside a home.

A police officer can see a license plate. A passerby can see a car. A witness can remember that a vehicle was parked near a store, a church, a school or a crime scene.

That part is …

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