>> developing a seamless process for government agents to request footage > Can someone verify this? Because I was under the impression that customers had to o

>> developing a seamless process for government agents to request footage > Can someone verify this? Because I was under the impression that customers had to opt in. Opt-in to what? Opt-in to fulfilling the request, or opt-in to receiving the request? It appears to be the former, not the latter: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/43kga3/amazon-is-coaching-cops-on-how-to-obtain-surveillance-footage-without-a-warrant https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/43kga3/amazon-is-coaching... > They aren't capturing anything that isn't readily available. In 1984, Big Brother monitors both public and private spaces, but in V for Vendetta I believe the roving vans and stuff only monitor public spaces. Am I interpreting you correctly that scenario like V for Vendetta but with CCTV, where the government monitors everyone's public movements and interactions at all times, you would fail to see anything wrong with?