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I haven't been able to read the whole resolution, which has not legal value as is anyway, but my impression is that police using software on existing video to e

by arlort 5y ago

I haven't been able to read the whole resolution, which has not legal value as is anyway, but my impression is that police using software on existing video to extract an image or even compare with an existing database would be fine Having a CCTV pointed at a random square identifying everyone in it and tracking their movements for indefinite amounts of time, less fine

gpderetta 5y ago
> my impression is that police using software on existing video to extract an image or even compare with an existing database would be fine Like DNA and fingerprint evidence, I'm sure that an indiscriminate database search will absolutely have no false positives and no innocent people will ever get in trouble.