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- ALPRs promise safety but deliver risks to privacy and civil rights. -
-- Thousands of police departments, homeowners associations, and businesses across the country deploy automated license plate readers (ALPRs) with the expectation that these surveillance tools can reduce crime. -
-- In reality, ALPRs pose a real threat to the civil rights, liberties, and safety of the communities of people under surveillance. -
-- DeFlock does not collect, store, or process any personal information about our users. We do not use cookies, analytics, or tracking technologies on our website. + DeFlock does not collect, store, or process any personal information about our users. We use local storage in your browser to anonymously identify first-time visitors for the purpose of showing an introductory message. This data cannot be used to identify you personally. We do not use cookies, analytics, or tracking technologies on our website.
- Once you've added the ALPR to the map, click the Save button in the top left corner of the editor. You'll be asked to provide a brief description of your changes. Once you've submitted your changes, the ALPR will be added to OpenStreetMap. + Once you've added the ALPR to the map, click the Save button in the top right corner of the editor. You'll be asked to provide a brief description of your changes. Once you've submitted your changes, the ALPR will be added to OpenStreetMap.
- If you find an ALPR that's missing information and would like to update it, you can follow the same steps as above. Each ALPR on DeFlock has a Node ID that you can use to find it on OpenStreetMap. -
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- Simply click on the ALPR with missing information, and find the Node ID (e.g. node/1237489334) at the bottom of the popup. In the OSM editor search field, paste the numerical portion of the Node ID to find the ALPR and make your changes.
+ If you find an ALPR that's missing information and would like to update it, you can click the View on OSM button to edit it in the OpenStreetMap editor.
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