Blurring licenses in photos?

[immortal_suby]

Originally Posted by Noir

It is true that the svx is not a $150k car. However, blurring the plate may be wise for a certain individual (the names I shall not mention but will refer to him as muleface) because if I was bored enough to use their tag information to locate said 'muleface'....I would surely find pleasure in lighting a paperbag full of mulepoop on their doorstep and photograph. That photo alone would be worth much more than $150k...it would be priceless.

Holy guacamole! Harry's back!

dude - call me when you are in greenville. You need to experience the Harvey quick shift kit.

[Noir]

Originally Posted by immortal_suby

Holy guacamole! Harry's back!

dude - call me when you are in greenville. You need to experience the Harvey quick shift kit.

oh yeah?? will do buddy. i hear you're a daddy^2. how's that going?

[immortal_suby]

Originally Posted by Noir

oh yeah?? will do buddy. i hear you're a daddy^2. how's that going?

yep, a 2yo girl and 3yo boy. It's been fun. They are crazy.

[williamshuck]

Plate "Fuzzing" has a lot to do with Youtube as well. Youtube has tons of videos of people doing things they shouldn't do, which is easily traceable to a person if you catch pictures of their plates. Even unrelated photos get traced back.

In North Carolina the Highway Patrol has a group that does nothing but search out people on the internet, and use it against them in court.

*disclaimer* That mostly relates to motorcycles but the same is true of cars to a lesser degree.