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SmartDrive claims in-cab truck surveillance cameras are “saving the planet”

Posted on August 15, 2018 by pogowasright.org

Joe Cadillic explains:

Last week I thought I saw it all, when I learned that Waldo Photos is trying to convince parents that “facial recognition at summer camps is fun.”

I thought, things could not get any crazier.

That was until I heard of a company called SmartDrive Systems (SDS).

According to SDS’s own video, truck drivers who don’t want in-cab surveillance cameras “have something to hide!”

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