Motoring Discussion > AI Spy in the sky Legal Questions
Thread Author: Stuartli Replies: 4
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New Thu 30 Dec 21 14:52 
 AI Spy in the sky - Stuartli
Motoring will become less and less something to enjoy as Big Brother continues to rear his ugly head...:-(

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New Thu 30 Dec 21 15:04 
 AI Spy in the sky - Zero
>> Motoring will become less and less something to enjoy as Big Brother continues to rear
>> his ugly head...:-(

You enjoy breaking the law?
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New Thu 30 Dec 21 15:24 
 AI Spy in the sky - zippy
It's an interesting concept. Whilst in public there is no expected right to privacy - hence the number of CCTV cameras etc. being inside a vehicle is different and privacy may be expected. Someone pointing a camera in to the driver's cabin may be a step too far?

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New Thu 30 Dec 21 15:34 
 AI Spy in the sky - Terry
Fit a reflective window film - assuming it is still allowed.

George Orwell in 1984 obviously over estimated the capacity of the state to implement surveillance technologies by ~ 4 decades.

We will need to see whether the drones are deployed in anger. ANPR has been around for 3-4 decades and cars still roam the road without MoT, Tax or Insurance.
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New Thu 30 Dec 21 19:24 
 AI Spy in the sky - Stuartli
>>You enjoy breaking the law? >>

Where have I indicated anything of that nature?
Last edited by: Stuartli on Thu 30 Dec 21 at 19:24
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