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Originally Posted by Kitsune
Well, it isn't right, but here's a secret: without EZ-Pass, they still track you.
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How besides license plate and cell phone?
But this all goes right back to a bigger question we don't ask. It therefore only festers. What is and is not considered private? I you file taxes electronically, that company can now sell your information? Is it really legal? Is it right?
In essence, there are two questions here. One is the definition of privacy. The other is the definition of identity protection. We are still doing nothing (except kludge patchwork laws) to address either.
Hopefully, (and due to an identity program foolishly based in SS numbers) with the theft of the identity of every serviceman's SS and other information, now we will decide to address the problem of identity protection. And with that program is its cousin that cannot be ignored - a definition of what is and is not private.
But again, I ask wolf a basic question: Are you saying it is legal but not right for government to track your car with EZ-Pass?