Joe Cadillic writes:
Thanks, to DHS & TSA grants totaling nearly $3 million, the NJ Transit has nearly finished installing DriveCam LTYX’s cameras with microphones to spy on every commuter 24/7. (Note: NJ’s Transit has been using DriveCam surveillance cameras since 2006.)
NJ Transit officials say spying on commuters conversations is “necessary to fight crime and maintain security!” NJ Transit spokesman Jim Smith said, “the onboard surveillance systems are also a deterrent for crime and unruly behavior.”
Cameras with microphones aren’t the only thing police use to spy on us, “smart” LED lights installed at numerous airports are illegally recording everyone’s conversations.
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NJ Transit is recording the conversations of thousands of passengers:
Privacy advocates in the state called it a “monumental invasion of privacy.”
http://www.zdnet.com/article/nj-transit-is-recording-the-conversations-of-thousands-of-passengers/