Some counties get botanical gardens. Some get aquatic centers with water slides named after local mayors. Baldwin County, Georgia, got a $650,000 real-time crime center with facial recognition, license plate readers, and enough data-wrangling software to make your old Facebook privacy settings weep in the corner. It’s a place where 911 calls, camera feeds, and digital breadcrumbs all meet in a gleaming new facility that promises to fight crime, solve cases, and, one assumes, know what kind of car you were driving when you rolled that stop sign on Liberty Street. Become a Member and Keep Reading… Reclaim your digital freedom. Get the latest on censorship, cancel culture, and surveillance, and learn how to fight back. Join Already a supporter? Sign In. (If you’re already logged in but still seeing this, refresh this page to show the post.) Having trouble logging in? Get help here. The post Across Counties and Cities, The Eyes and Ears Are On appeared first on Reclaim The Net.