> But that won't become a concern, I suspect, until something unfortunate happens. And then it will just be dismissed as an unfortunate side effect, shadowed b

> But that won't become a concern, I suspect, until something unfortunate happens. And then it will just be dismissed as an unfortunate side effect, shadowed by all the times the system worked and did good. After all, isn't it worthwhile to have a SWAT team bust down a few doors and maybe kill one innocent person if it helps catch hundreds of 'bad guys'? (/sarcasm, in case it isn't obvious)