Criminal
Oct. 30, 2012
Transit pass swipes lead to privacy worries
Privacy advocates are concerned about technologies implemented by transportation agencies that track where customers get off and on buses and trains and law enforcement's ability to access that information with relative ease.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Swiping your bus pass during a morning commute doesn't usually evoke images of government intrusions on privacy.
But privacy advocates are concerned about exactly that.
New technologies being implemented by transportation agencies now track where customers get off and on buses and trains, and law enforcement has the ability to access that information with relative ease.
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