I won't lie, I truly understand the knee-jerk reaction to Orwellian surveillance by a police state. It's creepy, but is somewhat in place via semi constant NSA

I won't lie, I truly understand the knee-jerk reaction to Orwellian surveillance by a police state. It's creepy, but is somewhat in place via semi constant NSA tracking that gets re-upped by private Senate hearings, so that's neither here nor there.... However, as far as facial recognition tracking goes, this doesn't seem like it needs to be an "All or Nothing" agreement, as you say Why can't we use facial recognition software with mugshots to narrow a list of suspects. Or use facial recognition software to enhance police work instead of doing a prosecutor's job. It's possible to ban facial recognition in certain arenas instead of alltogether.