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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: ADS-B Tracking of Plane & Pilot: Precursor to User Fees?
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I have a Garmin Mode S transponder.  I got used to being tracked by =
Flightaware and told people they could track my progress there -- up =
until recently (a few months ago?) Flightaware tracked me whenever I was =
squawking a unique code (not 1200).  But recently, they seem to track =
only IFR; seems like they've dropped VFR flight following.  I compared =
notes with some of the folks at the Placerville Fly In, and they'd =
observed the same thing.

On Jul 22, 2013, at 2:28 PM, Jay Phillips wrote:

I've had ADS-B out in my Legacy for several years and in my IV-P since =
the
first of the year. Never happened to me. I mostly fly VFR with flight
following so maybe it's an IFR thing?

The car thing is already happening. Article in the news last week says =
that
using cameras and license plate recognition various agencies are =
building
databases of where/when your car has been. If you have OnStar or =
something
similar your car is already being tracked.

Jay Phillips