Why 🦀 TechPublicPolicy picked: Riders shouldn’t have to infer from language about “safety and security” that their behavior could result in a police response, EFF’s @htsuka.bsky.social told @theverge.com, adding that Waymo should clearly disclose that possibility before passengers get into the car.

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  This is a timely discussion on transparency regarding automated vehicle policies and law enforcement involvement with Waymo.

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