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Old 18-06-2019, 07:42 AM   #61
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Am I the only person who thinks this is a good idea?
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Sound like Darkwood/Thora (20km west of Bellingen) often cut off by the river flooding. I was working/staying on a property there and would buy 2 weeks worth of food for the week. The minute it started to rain or the clouds rolled in over the Dorigo plateau I had to get out otherwise I would be stranded. (No TV, radio, phone service, Interwebs) To leave it was down a long muddy road (in a motorhome) to a low ford, onto 11km of twisty, narrow Darkwood Rd with 4 higher fords crossing the Bellinger river before getting back to the waterfall way at Thora, which often floods before you can make it just to Bellingen.

Back in Coffs was like the big smoke.
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Old 18-06-2019, 11:06 AM   #63
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You're exaggerating a bit there, mate. Whether the vehicle is stolen, or unregistered is about as far as it goes.

Using their phone to scan your face is Trademarked to Fox Studios.
No, the police car computer shows more information who is the owner of the car and if that person has any outstanding warrants, restrictions and notes. The police also put notes against the car if its connected to any banned drivers who may have access to the car. They can put a trigger warning in their system to flag the car for any reason.

Smartphones have facial recognition, the technology is there its only a matter of time as some airports use them now.
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No, the police car computer shows more information who is the owner of the car and if that person has any outstanding warrants, restrictions and notes. The police also put notes against the car if its connected to any banned drivers who may have access to the car. They can put a trigger warning in their system to flag the car for any reason.

Smartphones have facial recognition, the technology is there its only a matter of time as some airports use them now.
Please check your facts before posting rubbish.

There are quite a few members on AFF who are in the Police force is different states, the ones I've spoken to say that all they can check is if the car is currently registered and whether or not it's a stolen vehicle.

If any further information is wanted they can log into another system or ask the radio room for it, however they need a good reason for doing so.
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Old 18-06-2019, 11:43 AM   #65
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That’s my perception of how it works in NSW, too.
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Old 18-06-2019, 12:18 PM   #66
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Please check your facts before posting rubbish.

There are quite a few members on AFF who are in the Police force is different states, the ones I've spoken to say that all they can check is if the car is currently registered and whether or not it's a stolen vehicle.

If any further information is wanted they can log into another system or ask the radio room for it, however they need a good reason for doing so.
Not so. kmav23 is partially correct.

In NSW ATM when they do a number plate scan it automatically shows the current license status of the owner.

I recently purchased a car from a pensioner who had just lost his license on medical grounds. I drove it home from his place on the June long weekend. I was pulled over 4 times in 2 days to have my license checked !! I'm 66 years of age, a good safe driver & haven't been pulled over for anything in decades.

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That’s a flag on the registered owner, it can be done by the police or RMS. One common cause is - from what a duty copper told me earlier in the year - a report from the public citing odd driver behaviour but lacking sufficiently sound evidence to prosecute (eg, photos of a car doing a burnout where the driver cannot be seen). Could well be that’s where your long weekend experience came in, if the previous owner was actively disqualified rather than surrendering their licence.
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Not so. kmav23 is partially correct.

In NSW ATM when they do a number plate scan it automatically shows the current license status of the owner.

I recently purchased a car from a pensioner who had just lost his license on medical grounds. I drove it home from his place on the June long weekend. I was pulled over 4 times in 2 days to have my license checked !! I'm 66 years of age, a good safe driver & haven't been pulled over for anything in decades.

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Did they actually say that was the reason they pulled you over?
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Did they actually say that was the reason they pulled you over?
Absolutely, 2 of the coppers offered that info straight away.

My rego number was automatically scanned as they drove past me & the old guy's license came up instantly as being recently suspended.

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Absolutely, 2 of the coppers offered that info straight away.

My rego number was automatically scanned as they drove past me & the old guy's license came up instantly as being recently suspended.

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There was an article in the paper about this. The number plate recognition technology they use scans the number plates of all passing cars, and any of them that are unregistered, or if the owner has a suspended licence, bring up an alert to the officer who can then pull the car over. A very effective tool for the police.
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Old 18-06-2019, 01:52 PM   #71
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As per the ATO and Centrelink, the government is linking different databases using data mining and cross matching.

Police can see who owns the car and they can places any information against the car or the person to flag the car for inspection and to pull them mover.

They can put into the system this car has 4 people who drive it and one is suspended for driving, even if he does not own it.
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There was an article in the paper about this. The number plate recognition technology they use scans the number plates of all passing cars, and any of them that are unregistered, or if the owner has a suspended licence, bring up an alert to the officer who can then pull the car over. A very effective tool for the police.
This ought to be interesting for me, as I have a NSW drivers licence with all my vehicles registered in Victoria. (Two addresses)
With the NSW RMS stating, I need to have a NSW licence if I spend more than 3 months there but the vehicles don't spend more than 3 months there at a time !
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Sounds like a good strategy.
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They will be using safetycam next to say, "hey we noticed you stayed here for more than 3 months and we want your rego business."
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Please check your facts before posting rubbish.

There are quite a few members on AFF who are in the Police force is different states, the ones I've spoken to say that all they can check is if the car is currently registered and whether or not it's a stolen vehicle.

If any further information is wanted they can log into another system or ask the radio room for it, however they need a good reason for doing so.
It does a fair bit more than That...

I have trucks & it can tell if there is an uncleared Defect Notice on the vehicle..
Also If you're Pulled Up they can Pull up EVERYWHERE that Number Plate has been photographed in the last (I think) 7 days..
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Not so. kmav23 is partially correct.

In NSW ATM when they do a number plate scan it automatically shows the current license status of the owner.

I recently purchased a car from a pensioner who had just lost his license on medical grounds. I drove it home from his place on the June long weekend. I was pulled over 4 times in 2 days to have my license checked !! I'm 66 years of age, a good safe driver & haven't been pulled over for anything in decades.

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No it doesn't. Police vehicle ANPR in NSW only scans for vehicle information. It will pick up any warnings linked to that car. It does not automatically tell police the owner's licence information.

Here is a clip about the ANPR in NSW...

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Oh come now, don’t spoil the debate with facts.

I was rather liking the idea that a rookie HWP occifer with all this alleged data matching and unilateral access could/would sit in his cab and view the video of my latest colonoscopy. (This being necessary to make sure they were speaking to the correct ***hole.)
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Sorry officer, flat battery on my phone so i cant prove to you or anyone else my gender , age , nationality or proof of valid drivers license. Without my phone now im f&$@!ng uselss and a nobody.
Just like if you don't have your plastic licence on you? I'll just do a check on the system and find you that way.

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Have all the states and territories agreed to digital licenses the standards and interoperability?
Can't see how there would be an issue? If I'm looking at a plastic interstate licence or a digital one, I'm essentially looking at the same thing. All can be verified by system checks anyway if there's any doubt.

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What if the phone said my license was current and the data terminal in the police car said it was cancelled?
Same as if your plastic licence appeared valid, but system checks reveal it's actually cancelled.
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Just like if you don't have your plastic licence on you? I'll just do a check on the system and find you that way.

Can't see how there would be an issue? If I'm looking at a plastic interstate licence or a digital one, I'm essentially looking at the same thing. All can be verified by system checks anyway if there's any doubt.

Same as if your plastic licence appeared valid, but system checks reveal it's actually cancelled.
Good idea...

Plod pulls you up interstate and says that he needs to take your phone back to his car to check the validity (like they do with a license check)

Where he could use something like Samsung's Smart Switch and download all your messages and phone numbers.?

I'll stick with plastic thanks.
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Good idea...

Plod pulls you up interstate and says that he needs to take your phone back to his car to check the validity (like they do with a license check)

Where he could use something like Samsung's Smart Switch and download all your messages and phone numbers.?

I'll stick with plastic thanks.
Mmmmm, look, I get where you're coming from, but I just don't think there'll a massive issue and it'll just be a shift in how system checks will be conducted. Writing down a name & DOB in your notebook and then heading back to the car for checks would sort that issue out. Also, bearing in mind I don't actually want to touch your phone for two reasons. Firstly, if I don't touch your phone I can't be accused of breaking it and secondly, I deal with enough dirty, grotty things and I don't want to add more to it by handling someone's mobile phone if I don't have to.

Onto the issue of downloading your data. If it's going to be done, it needs to be done lawfully to be of any use. That's not to say that of the 50,000 odd Police Officers out there, there isn't anyone dodgy who'd do it illegally, so technically it could happen. There's bad eggs everywhere and we don't want them in our occupation just as much as anyone else would want them in theirs.

Realistically though, does the law require you to hand the device on which your licence is displayed to a Police Officer?
61C (4) of the NSW Road Transport and Other Legislation Amendment (Digital Driver Licences and Photo Cards) Act 2018 No 21 says;

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No it doesn't. Police vehicle ANPR in NSW only scans for vehicle information. It will pick up any warnings linked to that car. It does not automatically tell police the owner's licence information.

Here is a clip about the ANPR in NSW...

You are being quite pedantic here !

I've used the wording "automatically tell" & your working is "It will pick up any warnings linked".

Not much difference there.

The simple facts are my number plate was scanned (I assume automatically just driving past) & the fact the old owner had his license suspended was "quickly flagged" in some computer manner. Same result.

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I think its good it gives people the option to have either digital or physical card.

So many cards to carry in a wallet, if you can have it all on the phone it is very convenient.

e.g a loyalty cards, membership cards etc.

I understand people privacy and security issues.

The airports currently use out passports photos for facial recognition, so its inevitable the police will have the ability to scan our faces with facial recognition to identify someone.

It can also help in crackdown on medicare and centrelink fraud.
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I am in Vic, the son of a colleague I worked with lost his licence.
My colleague drove his son's car to give it a run and was pulled over several times.
He said some police would have a bit of a stunned look finding a mid 50s bearded grey haired driver instead of an early 20s guy.
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Good idea...

Plod pulls you up interstate and says that he needs to take your phone back to his car to check the validity (like they do with a license check)

Where he could use something like Samsung's Smart Switch and download all your messages and phone numbers.?

I'll stick with plastic thanks.

I have never handed my licence to Mr Plod but have shown it upon request with the licence in my hand as stated by law.
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Ok for you but I still need my wallet for my seniors card!
and for my Donut King discount card, 2 club membership cards, Opal Card, Visa card, Medibank card, Pension card, NRMA card, Aust Post, "My Post card", plus an ID card or two, and some cash. After all, not everybody accepts credit cards.
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Has anyone downloaded and used the NSW Digital drivers licence ?

Now you can use Opal via your mobile as well.

House locks can also be connected to your smartphone.

So all you need as a guy is your smartphone and nothing else when you go out.
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Has anyone downloaded and used the NSW Digital drivers licence ?

Now you can use Opal via your mobile as well.

House locks can also be connected to your smartphone.

So all you need as a guy is your smartphone and nothing else when you go out.
.................And then you drop it on the concrete footpath
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I've been resisting the digital transformation, I've got no my health record thing and still use cards and physical spondoolies.

I'm not using any NFC capabilities on my phones,

I'm sure my local cafe appreciates the extra 46 cents they're keeping on every coffee I buy
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I find Bunnings and the Plumbers’ CoOp generally prefer clothes, too.
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So all you need as a guy is your smartphone and nothing else when you go out.
If "all you need as a guy is your smartphone and nothing else when you go out", then we are going to see an big increase in STD's and unwanted pregnancies!

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