The Government Is Secretly Spying on Millions of American Cars

According to 'The Wall Street Journal,' the Justice Department has been secretly gathering and storing millions of records about U.S. cars and drivers. The program tracks license plates and is managed by the Drug Enforcement Agency.

According to 'The Atlantic,' the system was originally created to help the Drug Enforcement Agency seize assets related to drug traffickers. That's not all they track, though.

With this program, the database can also track suspicious activity including kidnapping, rape and killings.  According to the Justice Department, the program complies with federal law.

If you're starting to be a little concerned with your privacy, consider the cameras stationed at most public places, including surveillance cameras stationed in downtown Binghamton. And the NSA is using various apps to take your personal information.