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The US is for the most part against restrictive laws with the whole freedom thing and all. But that's a two way street. Most people don't want the government te
by blackflame7000 9y ago
The US is for the most part against restrictive laws with the whole freedom thing and all. But that's a two way street. Most people don't want the government telling them what to do or monitoring their activities. It seems like this is more an issue of government reform because they are overreaching in their duties. However, I see no merit in additional laws to the citizen on the freedom to record in public.
- eesmith 9y agoI think you've changed the topic? The topic was on the US government using technology like face recognition as part of a surveillance system across the general public. The "whole freedom thing" doesn't preclude passing a law which prohibits that from happening, similar to Montana's new law limiting automatic license plate readers. So I don't see how your response is related. I think you are referring to increasing use of facial recognition by someone who isn't the government, yes?