More broadly that the worry about the device being locked IMO is the issue of consent. I, personally, don't consent to being filmed by what amounts to facebook

More broadly that the worry about the device being locked IMO is the issue of consent. I, personally, don't consent to being filmed by what amounts to facebook in a public space and then especially not to having that data being input to a ML system and analyzed. I understand that the way the law works now, if I am in a public space, I can be filmed. But that law was not written when this particular problem - ie persistently capture everything which is going on in the real world, and store it forever, with analysis, was in view. Panopticon.