Subject: Feds use private companies to spy on cars, bicyclists and pedestrians Wed Apr 26, 2017 12:45 am
According to an article in the Knoxville News Sentinel, the City of Knoxville is spending close to $9 million to help manage congested intersections in the future.
In fact, the GEICO insurance company collaborated with Laser Technology to develop the LTI 20/20 laser gun so they could raise insurance premiums of speeders.
A Google search for 'insurance companies donate money to police' returned 6.2 million hits! (click here, here & here to find out more about 'GEICO Guns.')
Corporations and Police Foundations donating smart technology, safety or spying equipment to police departments and cities always comes with a price, our privacy.
According to a GS document their bell shaped cameras, spy on vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians. GS boasts about delivering"unmatched accuracy" in tracking vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians. A GS Whitepaper also boasts about collecting information from smart cars.
Selling our privacy to corporations, mean's law enforcement can ignore the Bill of Rights and use corporations to spy on the public without a warrant. (click here, here & here to find out more.)