When I&#x27;m a place I have a right to be looking at something I can see with my eyes, I can take a picture of that thing and I can do what I want with that picture. The courts have validated this again and again as a facet of my right to free speech.<p>To ban this kind of surveillance you need to take the <i>extremely</i> authoritarian step of telling me I am legally obligated to forget what I saw, to not record it, to not speak of it. You have claimed ownership for the state of he photons landing near my camera, and are now trying to hold me to a license agreement on their use. This is an unconstitutional violation of <i>my</i> freedom.<p>ANPR comes from an abundance of freedom, not a shortage.