That's not really the point, though. What you're describing is an invisible exercise of power. What I'm saying is, exercising power in a public fashion, partic

That's not really the point, though. What you're describing is an invisible exercise of power. What I'm saying is, exercising power in a public fashion, particularly when such a display involves technology that people are nervous about to begin with, causes there to be more attention focused at the organization in question. Generally they avoid this because it means they have more oversight. Maybe this opens doors to things like the above, maybe it doesn't.