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I'm trying to imagine a world where I care about what anyone else thinks about what I drive. I come up short, so far.

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Yeah, I figure the risk to me of allowing others to see my car's license plate online is right up there with the International Space Station crashing down through the atmosphere and right onto my house.

Well, no offense to the great folks who host this forum. But on the list of risks that I face in this world, letting someone see my license plate number because I posted a photo here, doesn't even register. YMMV.

Please explain that "major" difference, if you don't mind taking the time. If someone has access to my license plate, what difference does it make if they're next door or a thousand miles away?

Well, what about the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (DPPA), which is a federal law? And at least since April of 1865, federal law supersedes any state law here in the U.S. if there's a conflict between the two. So no, I don't think I'm incorrect in any way. Besides, no one here seems to be...

Well, what I still can't figure out, if anyone on the street can see my license plate, why it suddenly becomes a risk if they can see it on an Internet forum. I guess I need to dust my tin foil hat off. ;)

No, they actually can't. The DPPA is a federal law, and it applies to Indiana and all of the other 49 States in the U.S. Dunno about Canada.

Nope. They can't get an address or any other personal information. They can only can get info about the car. It's spelled out plainly in the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (DPPA). Under the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (DPPA), unauthorized people can’t access personal information from a...

Actually, car dealers can't get access to any personal info about you, though they can get info about the car. And again, your license plate is visible to anyone who sees you drive by on the street. So how does posting a photo of your truck here (or anywhere else on the Internet) expose you to...

I‘ve noticed that some here make sure to obscure their license plate when posting photos of their truck, and I was wondering: why? After all, anyone on the street can see and read the license plate. So it’s no secret. And if there was some risk to having someone read your license plate, wouldn’t...

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