#fact sounds like sicko that hasn’t been caught. How about people off registry from dumb cops going stings on adult sites and put people in jail to justify their numbers. You sound like ya big talker talking big words behind ya screen. Who have no clue of thing. Plus look up the words before using It because pedophile is not a word used just because on registry. So back jerk off to sesame street sicko and get educated.

@ #Facts, I’m not concerned about rational people being fully aware of my past offense. I just don’t want that data to keep me from being able to get a job or from finding a decent place to live. I don’t want that data to threaten me with felony arrest, should I neglect to report a temporary address, an Internet identifier, or a vehicle that I just rented. I don’t want that data haunting me in that way for the rest of my life. The registry is much, much more about punishing me than informing the public.

Dear #Facts:
No one here is trying to normalize or condone criminal acts. What I find fascinating is that you’re supporting privacy and digital citizenship, which is what this is about. If I’m following your logic, it’s only a matter of time before none of your information is private. People forced to register find that much of their private information is public. People here are for privacy. I would think that you would be standing with registrants since it feels like we both want the same thing. I would love to have an honest conversation with you, and answer any questions that you may have.

Please take your sick fantasies about fondling 8-year-olds elsewhere. You are in the wrong forum sicko.

Brandon

This “All digital” World is not good for our elderly population. I have several elderly neighbors who can barely operate a flip phone, no less trying to figure out a smart phone. There at least needs to be options for those who otherwise cannot do such things.

I once got pulled over and tried to show the officer my digital proof of insurance and he wanted to see a real hard copy. Said anyone can fake stuff online. Luckily I still had a printed copy of my car insurance in glove box. Of course this was back when they first started doing that but guess he was slow to adapt as well.

I heard that you can even wave a card in front of some gas pumps and start pumping. That is all well and good until you get hacked. I can see the hackers now stealing our drivers license info, stored online just waiting for the easy pickings.

But possibly “Sexual Predators” (mislabeled as many are not actual sexual predators) will get a tiny bit more privacy for themselves and their families.

Even without a smart phone app, big government could tie an infinite amount of information to a regular, printed DL. That is assuming that Floriduh assigns unique number/letter IDs to each DL (state where I live does (each driver has a unique #) and I think it’s a good assumption that Floriduh does but I’m too lazy to check it out). All big government would have to do is to allow anyone to look up your information from that ID. Then they could easily get your entire Hit List dossier and more.

It would be trivial to do that. Some (maybe all) systems that they use to check IDs at schools already do it to some degree. They scan your DL and it checks the Hit Lists. It may or may not use your number/letter ID (versus your name, address, etc.). But an infinite amount of information could be made available exactly like that. To any business or person. No digital license required. I expect that is coming soon enough.

Related, where I live I am seeing more and more neighborhoods that have Automatic License Plate Scanners. They scan every vehicle in their neighborhood. I fully expect that people are going to whine and cry until big government allows them electronic access to every PFRs’ license plate numbers. Then those neighborhoods will flag all “sex offender” vehicles. Then they’ll need a new “law” to restrict THOSE people from driving around their greatness.

It is all a bunch of idiotic, illegal nonsense. No informed, intelligent, moral person supports it.