This is exactly why people are asking serious questions about surveillance.
We have technology capable of tracking a vehicle across state lines and piecing together someone’s movements through a network of cameras.
Meanwhile, families with missing children would give anything for that kind of technology to help bring their child home.
If we’re going to build a surveillance network this powerful, then the public deserves a serious conversation about priorities, privacy, warrants, and exactly how this data is being used.
Because “we can track you” and “we should track you” are two VERY different things. 👀