Are Automated License Plate Readers making New Jersey safer, or are they expanding a surveillance state with little public oversight? Those are rhetorical questions, and the answers are no and yes (and not no and yes like that, but like in this is awful.) In this episode of Auto Asphyxiation we explore the taste of the sweet sticky spread of ALPR technology and its impact on civil rights (and it's pretty disgusting). And we cycle into the discourse over privacy, misogyny, and why cops and HOA presidents keep using FLOCK to stalk their ex-wives and ex-girlfriends. No means no, you creepy voyeuristic weidoes.
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Fear, Lies, & Cameras. How Surveillance Suburbia (now enhanced w/Flock!!) made us less safe
D10/11 The SUB/URBAN Review
Advances sub/urban criticism through essays, polemics, and cultural analysis at the contested boundary of city and suburb in North Jersey and NYC.
Advances sub/urban criticism through essays, polemics, and cultural analysis at the contested boundary of city and suburb in North Jersey and NYC.
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