As they fucking should

Flock cameras are placed over public roads, and they are used to track license plates, car brand, color, and more. Every license plate number and other detail is put in a database that law enforcement can search. The reason people are upset is because they don't need a warrant to search this database. There are many instances of officers abusing this to stalk people unrelated to crimes. And there was a big instance of a woman wrongly accused of committing a crime due to incorrect Flock data: https://www.foxnews.com/tech/how-surveillance-tech-led-police-accuse-wrong-person.

Ring is completely different. Ring watches your porch and the clip is only viewable by unless you share it or law enforcement gets a warrant.

Police Departments want them because they prevent and solve crime. The controversy is who can search, when they can search and how long the database retains data for. There should be a limit to what the police can track without a warrant.

Think you meant 2013, but yeah it's taken wayy too long

If you've never been there how do you know it exists? That's because it doesn't.

This happens in 1000 different ways. It's the only reason people legitimately believe men can become women, abortion is good, and that prisons should end.

Nah I'm glad NICE defended themselves

good

Which means you want us to project power, got it. Agreed

So you want the US to expand military presence around the world? Same