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  #1145063 1-Oct-2014 19:26
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No probs.



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  #1145064 1-Oct-2014 19:26
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they need this why?





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  #1145066 1-Oct-2014 19:27
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Check out boobies why else?



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  #1145081 1-Oct-2014 19:34
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It does have all the hallmarks of an expensive and intrusive solution in search of a problem. Why does Auckland Transport need this - especially building a real-time licence plate database, and surveillance of social media?

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  #1145090 1-Oct-2014 19:56
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Don't care, as long as the cameras are in public places. People can see you anyway, so whatever. 

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  #1145093 1-Oct-2014 20:14
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don't care either actually think its a good move given where society is going. If it helps fight crime I'm all for it just need to make sure its used right and has the appropriate watchdog




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  #1145175 1-Oct-2014 22:09
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Reminds me of the program "Person of Interest"


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  #1145192 1-Oct-2014 22:44
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Seems odd that Auckland Transport are doing this rather than the Police....

Is it just me or is there a hint of Omnicorp in there somewhere?





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  #1145238 1-Oct-2014 23:40
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Geektastic: Seems odd that Auckland Transport are doing this rather than the Police....

Is it just me or is there a hint of Omnicorp in there somewhere?


I always think of The Life and Times of Tim before Robocop when someone says Omnicorp.

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  #1145875 2-Oct-2014 18:47
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TA: All the data gathered by the cameras will be processed by HP cloud servers based in Palo Alto, California.

What could possibly go wrong? ; ).

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gzt:
TA: All the data gathered by the cameras will be processed by HP cloud servers based in Palo Alto, California.

What could possibly go wrong? ; ).


This rang alarm bells for me too. Surely Aucklands surveillance data should be kept in NZ so it is subject to NZ laws.

It seems completely wrong that a US court could require HP to hand over Aucklands surveillance data to a US law enforcement body.

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gzt:
TA: All the data gathered by the cameras will be processed by HP cloud servers based in Palo Alto, California.

What could possibly go wrong? ; ).


This rang alarm bells for me too. Surely Aucklands surveillance data should be kept in NZ so it is subject to NZ laws.

It seems completely wrong that a US court could require HP to hand over Aucklands surveillance data to a US law enforcement body.

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Scott3:
gzt:
TA: All the data gathered by the cameras will be processed by HP cloud servers based in Palo Alto, California.

What could possibly go wrong? ; ).


This rang alarm bells for me too. Surely Aucklands surveillance data should be kept in NZ so it is subject to NZ laws.

It seems completely wrong that a US court could require HP to hand over Aucklands surveillance data to a US law enforcement body.


processed, not stored - and likely due to HP only offering this service out of there.

They are buying a tonne of 3PARs I believe (could be wrong), so lots of data will be stored locally.

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