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Is there a recording or is this just a course agenda accessible to MIT students only?
Edit: here is a better link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bj65xjfI-Q
You're confusing 'seeing a license plate' with 'querying restricted databases'.
Taking a photo is legal. Running plates through law-enforcement/ALPR systems is not, and auto body shops don't have that access.
Real-time identification != observation - it implies unauthorized data access.