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Ding insisted that the electric vehicle monitoring program is not designed to facilitate state surveillance, though he said data could be shared with government public security organs, if a formal request is made. The centre said it has not shared information with police, prosecutors or courts, but has used the data to assist a government investigation of a vehicle fire.

Orin, strictly off the cuff speculation but many, maybe nearly all, automobiles in the past 15 or so years have GPS already installed for ‘emergency services’, i.e, GM’s "Onstar" system; typically they are integrated with a hands free cell phone and send location data under certain circumstances. Why that may be relevant is two fold; first, if your car already does this, then is there an expectation of privacy in not having your location sent to a third party? If you’re already sharing it with others, what’s the harm in this? Second, I can kind of see an argument that the installation, per se, of the GPS unit is not the violation of the 4th amendment but the ‘turning it on so the police can track you’; imagine, for a moment, the police did not install GPS unit but instead, had the GPS unit already in car turned on and they tracked the car by installed GPS unit. I think they would need a warrant for that; but only for having it turned on and accessing the data. Just putting the unit in the car, upon probable cause, doesn’t necessarily strike me as 4th amendment violation.

As a psychologist, I worry that location tracking can confuse the question of who is mainly responsible for the safety of the roaming adolescent — the parent or the teenager?

“I decided to move to Jacksonville with my children when they were six and seven years old so they could have a better education, better opportunities, and a better life,” she said. “My best friend was living in Jacksonville at the time. I moved during the summer of 1997, and in order for me to be successful, I had to go back to school and learn the language. Going back to school was the best option to learn and understand the culture, as well as provide a stable future for my children and I. Throughout the years, I’ve earned additional credentials, including my Mortgage Brokerage license, registered tax return preparer and IRS E-file provider, and I’m a Public Notary for the state of Florida.”

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What does "exigent circumstances" mean? In lay English, it means situations such as: somebody’s life is in danger, or a house might be about to catch fire. Situations of this type seem to not apply here. Nobody was going to die and no house was going to catch fire if they didn’t attach the GPS device.

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And critics say the information collected in China is beyond what is needed to meet the country’s stated goals. It could be used not only to undermine foreign carmakers’ competitive position, but also for surveillance — particularly in China, where there are few protections on personal privacy. Under the leadership of Xi Jinping, China has unleashed a war on dissent, marshalling big data and artificial intelligence to create a more perfect kind of policing, capable of predicting and eliminating perceived threats to the stability of the ruling Communist Party.

The question: is Mary’s decision to switch from driving to scooter-share a “win” for that transit agency?

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