Considering how difficult it is to keep guns, phones, and other contraband, out of prisons, the biggest threat will become employees. So I would probably task

Considering how difficult it is to keep guns, phones, and other contraband, out of prisons, the biggest threat will become employees. So I would probably task them to break it. Give them the full run through of how it works, where it is deployed, then deploy real and fake setups randomly. Encourage within limits employees to bring stuff into the facility given them by those managing the setup. The public is easy to put off by just implying it with a few out in the open examples. However long term technology like this will be widespread and the real concern is who has access to the data and how long is it retained. Within the US the right to bear arms is sacred so tracking becomes a real concern. This is wholly different than the idea of tracking cars by license plates. I love unobtrusive security and cannot wait to see airports move that way. I still imagine a Running Man security type wall where just walking past highlights for security objects of concern