Your Data. Your Control.

Before discussing the technical differences between automated photo enforcement and License Plate Recognition (LPR) systems, there is an important distinction to make about how NovoaGlobal handles data:

Our customers own and control their data.

We do not sell customer data. Ever.

We are not a data aggregator. Our systems are designed for specific traffic safety and enforcement purposes—not to build databases of vehicle movements or driver activity.

We do not share customer data with third parties without the customer’s authorization or a legal requirement compelling disclosure.

We have never received a court order requiring us to provide customer data to a third party against our customer’s wishes.

Customer data is protected using rigorous security controls and industry-recognized security practices.

These principles are fundamental to how NovoaGlobal designs and operates its automated traffic enforcement systems.

Photo Enforcement Is Not the Same as LPR

The distinction matters.

Traditional License Plate Recognition systems can be designed to continuously identify license plates and create records of vehicles passing through monitored locations. Depending on how an LPR system is configured and operated, those records may be retained, searched, combined across locations, or shared with other entities.

NovoaGlobal’s photo enforcement systems serve a fundamentally different purpose. They are designed to document specific potential traffic violations for the customer operating the enforcement program.

The objective is traffic safety and violation documentation—not vehicle tracking, data aggregation, or the creation of a searchable database of people’s movements.

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