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Tracking Cars or Violating Privacy | Charleston News
West Virginia lawmakers are grappling with a privacy dilemma as they consider deploying new vehicle-tracking cameras that log license plates, make, model, and bumper stickers — creating a searchable record of every car’s movements. While law enforcement champions the tech for solving crimes and locating missing persons, critics warn of abuse, citing past misuse for stalking and surveillance without warrants. The company behind the system, Flock Safety, urges strong oversight — including data retention limits and transparency rules — to prevent misuse. At the heart of the debate: Should the…
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