COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) – Where you generate each and every day is not a mystery in South Carolina. Regulation enforcement has accessibility to what is becoming named an “expansive surveillance network” of cameras, and according to new court filings, there is no oversight into how they use this details. Now, the South Carolina Public Interest Basis and a Greenville resident are suing, petitioning the South Carolina Supreme Court to ban legislation enforcement from accessing this network right until the point out legislature sets parameters on how it can be employed. Across South Carolina are targeted traffic cameras identified as automatic license plate visitors, or ALPRs. A lot of of them…