In the Brave New World of the Rotten Apple, police, and others, can now track your movements using records from sensors attached to windshields. The sensors are part of the E-ZPass electronic toll system utilized to speed traffic movement in New York and elsewhere. The E-ZPass sensors act like digital cash for cars by automatically deducting payments from a prepaid account when a vehicle crosses, say, the George Washington Bridge.
Police use the records to track the movements of criminals and crime victims.
At the moment, only police have access to the E-ZPass records. But others, such as divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, are chomping at the bit. Until such time as Homo Sapiens should decide to rejoin nature, some of us can only hope for the right virus to come along. The Outrage is produced by Athens New Media. All rights reserved.