1. Mass LPR surveillance raises Fourth Amendment concerns
"If we accept your premise that the government can spy on you simply because an activity is regulated, then the Fourth Amendment is effectively dead." — nateb2022
"Automobiles are highly regulated and driving is a privilege. There is no right to drive a vehicle from point A to point B, in secret or not." — stickfigure
2. Montana LLC registration as a privacy workaround
"Here's a reminder that a Montana‑LLC registered car is a legitimate privacy‑preserving use case and not the tax‑evasion that Straw Manners and Ad Hominem attackers make appear to be." — mannanj
"I live in North Dakota and the cost of maintaining a Montana LLC would be more than my yearly registration fee." — NDlurker
3. Scale and data‑sharing implications
"Now all you have to do is ensure your state's DOL doesn't enter into a data sharing agreement with Flock for historical license plate correlation..." — FireBeyond
"Being a government contractor doesn't make you a part of the government. A lot of companies have government contracts..." — kube-system