Valid concern or paranoia?

I think another thing to note, is that originally it was,
ā€œthey just record license platesā€ to,
ā€œThey are used to track vehicles' license plates, models, makes and colors, so authorities can search a database for the exact movements of any car any time it is picked up by a camera.ā€
 
I’m for more cameras. Legal rules around their use are necessary but too much crazy out there and LEOs need all the help they can get.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
--Ben Franklin
 
I used to be more of a ā€œif you’re not doing anything wrong then you have nothing to fearā€ type of guy. I guess life and experience has changed that for me somewhat.

I used to think that since I am a law abiding citizen that law enforcement would approach me with that perspective and I could trust them to be reasonable and fair. Now, I think that I am more guarded in my trust of individuals within law enforcement to stay within the boundaries of protecting my civil rights in their interactions
with me. As such I value the laws that limit law enforcement just as much as I value the laws that limit the actions of citizens.

Those tools that further enable illegal interference in my civil liberties are something that I am generally opposed to law enforcement deploying in a widespread manner.

I have friends who live as expatriates in China and they tell me that there are scanners in public places in China that scan and mine the data and social media on a passerby’s phone to allow the government to determine whether or not that passerby has illegal or undesirable information on their phone.

I’m not interested in allowing our government or local law enforcement anything near that level of surveillance

I do. I shop there when I can. Unfortunately in the small tourist trap of a town I live in, they are a quite expensive. I saved a good bit of money at Home Depot. And as it pertains to the subject of this thread, I avoided the store with flock cameras and took my business to their competitor.
I made the mistake of shopping at a Walmart store and using the self checkout. found out they have facial recognition cameras
on the screen then when you use a credit card they attach your face to the name on the card and then sell the data.
Last time for Wally world
 
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