I'd feel a lot safer if the feeds from all those security cameras could not be abused -- like inaccurate face recognition that is shared by Google's doorbells w

I'd feel a lot safer if the feeds from all those security cameras could not be abused -- like inaccurate face recognition that is shared by Google's doorbells with local police departments, like state driver license photo databases sold to any buyer willing to pay that may then be used for any purpose, like the terribly inaccurate face recognition rate of dark faces, and worst of all, the inability of citizens to defend ourselves against non-standardized uncalibrated technology sold to and abused by careless law enforcement agencies by for-profit tech providers. No. So long as law enforcement can't be bothered to check their 'facts' and unscrupulous makers of camera-based tech remain unaccountable for disabilities inherent in their products, I will remain convinced that all use of cameras and face recognition are knowingly abusive and irresponsible. As such, they should be outlawed until the people have MUCH more oversight of our overseers and their enablers.