> Reality is more than large enough for it to both be used my "citizens who reasonably want to provide oversight" and be used by criminals who will use it to ev

> Reality is more than large enough for it to both be used my "citizens who reasonably want to provide oversight" and be used by criminals who will use it to evade capture and target ICE agents. It is even reasonable for someone who works for that agency to wonder if such citizen activism might not be turned (in the future, I have not heard of specific incidents so far) to threats against its agents. That's a pretty broad brush, all sorts of free speech could (and is) used by criminals to evade capture or target law enforcement agents. Are you proposing that we should ban phone and chat applications? More specifically aren't there apps in the US that report the location of speed cameras, breath testing stops etc? I thought I even heard this being broadcasted on the radio. Are you arguing this is illegal?