Privacy Issues
Electronic toll collection can be a threat to location privacy. Many implementations are implemented in a privacy-insensitive manner. Using E-Cash and other modern cryptographic methods, it is possible to design systems that do not know where individuals are, but are still able to enforce fares.
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