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Originally Posted by Looger
as stated before, it is the collection of data on our BAC, something that the police need to have a reason to collect.
EDIT: no ill will here, but i keep answering the same questions. i'm out.
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sorry - no ill will either...I'm just trying to get a clearer understanding of where you're coming from...asking clarifying questions is a part of a decent discussion, imo.
AFAIK, police cannot collect evidence from you until they have sufficient reason to collect such information from you. I too see them collecting information with no basis as an attack on civil liberties, but there's no indication, in my opinion, that this is where this invention leads. It leads to a device that acts like a governor if you're drunk - which is good, imo. It doesn't allow police to collect information from you with no basis, which is also good....and I don't think anyone else would really stand for that...which is why your link to the police state doesn't make sense to me.