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    Dave Rahardja value 71 (drahardja@sfba.social)'s status on Monday, 15-Jun-2026 13:54:01 JST Dave Rahardja value 71 Dave Rahardja value 71

    Y’all know self-driving rideshares are rolling surveillance machines, right?

    You think they’re not going to operate license plate/facial recognition readers on these rolling camera outfits? There’s money to be made selling video footage and search access into this data to “law enforcement”. Selling #surveillance is how these things will continue to make money even without passengers inside.

    If they haven’t monetized this access already, they will. There is zero reason to expect that they won’t. Because money. Because it happens every time.

    Will we regulate this? Will we prevent abuses? Or will we let it roll out like we let every other privately-owned surveillance tech roll out until the public lashes back?

    #cars #robotaxi

    Article from 2022: https://sfist.com/2022/05/12/report-sfpd-already-using-surveillance-video-from-self-driving-cars/

    In conversation about 15 days ago from sfba.social permalink

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      Report: SFPD Already Using Surveillance Video From Self-Driving Cars
      from @ExercisingDrunk
      An internal SFPD document obtained by VICE News shows that not only can the SF Police Department pull the camera video from autonomous Waymo and Cruise cars, but more chillingly, that they have “already done this several times.”
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