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High-tech repo men reap big rewards during the Obama recovering using tracking systems Orwell would have loved
Auto repossession specialists recovered 1.9 million cars in 2009, a jump of nearly 10% over the previous year. The increase is tied directly to the use of exotic technology used by police and repossession vehicles. Oh, plus the outstanding economic recovery orchestrated by our beloved Democrat leaders.
The plate-recognition systems are also used heavily by police. And the system resembles nothing so much as a “Big Brother”-ish system of the sort Orwell would have appreciated.
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Big brother? Aren’t license plates mounted in plain public view? Just because we use technology to read plates so that drivers can concentrate on the road does not infringe on anyones privacy. If your not up for repo then your not at risk of being spotted. Plus the private registered owner information is still private. Its not like your home address is going to pop up on my screen. Big brother???