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I assume all those people gave their permission for their photos to be posted online?

I don't worry in the slightest about any published photo of me or anyone else, permission or not.
If they don' ...

OK, I like a challenge!

I chose to look for fixed, permanent cameras
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Thanks Andy_P for the research, and for find ...

The "year out of date" claim is falsifiable, by the empirical method I suggested.

This is all that can be required of any meaningful hypothesis.

MrT made a good point that SPECS often appear on ...

replying to MrT.

The argument would be that the motorists were trying to obey the law, and purchased the TomTom Database to help them do this.... much the same way as the large camera signs are int ...

I would love to prove it as DennisN demands.

The information came to me from a confidential source, so the best I can do is put it in the public domain.

There is a way of testing the claim. Us ...

TomTom is providing speed data to police so they can locate cameras to catch motorists. As sussamb pointed out, this is more likely to be a place where they can make loads of money than an accident sp ...

Its a bargain, and the lifetime free bit for camera spotters is a better bonus than anyone else can do. Keep up the good work.

Every time I have spotted a new camera (always hopeful) another member ...

there are too many.
means each cell in the array gets less light.
so it'll work in sunlight, but be flakey on dull days or anywhere indoors.

powershot is a nice little camera (I have one) but do ...

I once used the TomTom cameras.
First thing I noticed was a camera on the Portsmouth Road just outside Kingston that had been up for at least 9 months not on the TT database.
"not yet verified" they ...

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