Drivers and vehicle owners are worried that roadside cameras can infer their exact movements without consent, creating legal uncertainty around what counts as “precise” tracking. GeoGuard continuously audits and anonymizes location feeds, delivering provable compliance reports and real‑time consent controls to keep surveillance within privacy law limits.
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This is why the courts have not ruled it a violation. It’s not following you. Not literally taking precise measurements of your position. It’s not even you, nor could it be proven you are even driving in the majority of cases. It’s an image of the rear of a car. Only while passing a stationary point.What is to be decided, is how many single points does it take to be considered “precise” measurement. If I put a camera every 500ft of roadway, is it tracking how? Probably. Still not your though, it’s a car. Is a car an extension of you? Do your rights extend to the car?In case law, even though a
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Drivers and vehicle owners are worried that roadside cameras can infer their exact movements without consent, creating legal uncertainty around what counts as “precise” tracking. GeoGuard continuously audits and anonymizes location feeds, delivering provable compliance reports and real‑time consent controls to keep surveillance within privacy law limits.
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