It would be illegal for insurance companies to use it (and questionable how good the data for this is, because it's not collected with this goal in mind). You c

It would be illegal for insurance companies to use it (and questionable how good the data for this is, because it's not collected with this goal in mind). You can't really buy "items that together could form a bomb" or "murder cleanup kit" at Tesco and police aren't regularly scanning all of this anyway, which would be pointless as the data is so noisy to be useless. None of this has a connection to reality.