agreed on #1 i think for 2, you've identified why it's a little iffy... yes if you're out in public you should have no expectation of privacy. however the cont

agreed on #1 i think for 2, you've identified why it's a little iffy... yes if you're out in public you should have no expectation of privacy. however the context of where you are matters, and the frame of why the police is trying to identify matters. ideally most people who are participating in a peaceful protest should have no fear of being identified, but that isn't the case rn. in a sense, the surveillance discussion is a proxy for "the police have too much power and not enough oversight"