I really don’t see the problem. People have a right to not be violated. Surveillance technology helps with that. If citizens want to voluntarily share their foo

I really don’t see the problem. People have a right to not be violated. Surveillance technology helps with that. If citizens want to voluntarily share their footage with police and companies help make that convenient, then what’s wrong with that? Just like we give police access to electricity and computers and cars, we should be willing to give them access to the latest in surveillance and facial recognition technologies. We can place controls on it to prevent mass surveillance without cause, but I have little sympathy for those who commit property crimes, burglaries, assaults, whatever. They deserve to be identified, located, arrested, and sentenced. Taxpayers deserve those actions to be performed as efficiently, cheaply, and effectively as possible. I am not really sure why “community division” matters above basic public safety.