Plate scanners.......a step too far....?

[GURPS]

So, were I to tell you that the Wal Mart archives

I've been using home delivery for over a year now for health issues, I was in a store a month ago after a doctors appointment .. that in store purchase was tied back to my Walmart plus account when I made the in store purchase, I'm guessing as I used my Debit Card and Not cash

 

[GregV814]

yes, of course

 

[glhs837]

Last I heard London has 10's of thousands of Camera's ..... yet Saracens are still able to attack people with knives

You misspelled "allowed"

 

[black dog]

Where is this? Certainly not around here. Every single time footage or a photo is released about someone shoplifting or fighting at a WalMart around here, it looks like it was taken by a camera from the 1930s.

It's everywhere, that's just what is released to the public. When you are being funneled down when entering a building or business like a casino or Walmart it's because they are scanning you.
The shrink at most Walmarts is a million a year, in bad stores it's 2 1/2 times that. They know who goes in and out of there stores.

 

[OccamsRazor]

It's everywhere, that's just what is released to the public.

So the police get to view suspects with ultra-high quality, 1080P, video surveillance footage YET, they only release the grainy, dirt-cheap, early 2000's flip phone quality pictures to the public for identification?

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

So the police get to view suspects with ultra-high quality, 1080P, video surveillance footage YET, they only release the grainy, dirt-cheap, early 2000's flip phone quality pictures to the public for identification?

Well yeah. If people actually knew how high the true resolution is, they'd be freaking out. In addition to the high resolution facial identification of these systems, they also can tag your cell phone to your picture; so even if they can't see you in the store, with your cell phone on your person, they know where you are in that store and what aisle you are in; and when you check out, they tag your credit card to your face and phone as well. Everyone is being tracked everyday from here to Sunday. They know more about you, than you know about yourself.

 

[black dog]

So the police get to view suspects with ultra-high quality, 1080P, video surveillance footage YET, they only release the grainy, dirt-cheap, early 2000's flip phone quality pictures to the public for identification?

I know what I'm told. My bestie was with Walmart in management for a few years. I have a neighbor that's a Walmart store manager.
I know many people that work security and maintenance for casinos in Indiana and Vegas.

 

[kwillia]

Two weeks ago husband received letter from MDOT stating the state of Arizona flagged his CDL license and his August renewal would be held up until it was resolved. A phone number to ADOT was provided. ADOT said we do not see you in any system. My husband was born in MD and has always lived here so that was not surprising. Call MDOT. MDOT provided us a case number (was not provided in the letter). They agent also said it looks like he was flagged because ADOT had a man with a similar name, first letter in first name was different, and same birth date. She asked my husband how tall he was. Then said the othe person is 3” taller. Call ADOT back. ADOT looked up case number and than told my husband the same. Then gave him an email address to send a request for clearing up ADOT mis-identification and include two forms of ID to prove he wasn’t to person their database Flagged him to be.

Three days later he received a formal letter clearing him, but was told to carry a copy with him because since DOT cross referencing isnow automated it may keep coming up again.

Nuff said. We are doomed to be judged by automation. Wait until we are completely cashless and fines and penalties start automatically be deducted from our bank accounts.