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Well, I think that's what the government says it's doing. Yes, it's "spying" on millions of Americans (and foreigners) but only if those red flags or patterns present themselves do they pursue it further (with the FISA court).

What about your very own neighborhood police cars that are now equipped with license plate readers? You're logged into a database. There is a file, in a sense, on you & your movements.

That's not what the system does, it doesn't record every plate it sees. What it does is scan them, check against a database of wanted plates and then alert police if they get a hit. Even if it did record them there is no way they are spending the $$ to put together a record of where and when every plate is spotted. I can't even see them spending the $$ to store the records, that is a Huge amount of data