I absolutely agree with your point that automated surveillance of all public spaces is different than bespoke surveillance of individuals. But does that have an

I absolutely agree with your point that automated surveillance of all public spaces is different than bespoke surveillance of individuals. But does that have anything to do with this article? It appears to cover surveillance of individuals by air marshals. >The Quiet Skies [sic] program assigned officers from the Federal Air Marshals Service (one of the police agencies within the Transportation Security Administration) to accompany and surveil pre-selected airline passengers on flights and in airports.