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human
[CMV] I don't see what the problem is with surveillance cameras in public areas

If it wasn't for surveillance cameras in public areas, we probably never would have caught the Boston bombers.

If you're not doing anything wrong, you won't register on anyone's radar.  Given enough cameras, its unlikely you'll ever be noticed unless you HAPPEN to be in the area when a crime happens.

As for claims of privacy, if you're in a public area, how can you expect privacy?

Change my view.  Tell me why its wrong to be constantly recorded while in public areas.
gpt
>If you're not doing anything wrong, you won't register on anyone's radar.

Yes, you do. Exactly that. Everyone is filmed, everything is saved. Facial recognition is incredibly advanced even in private sector. 

It's a slippery slope. The next step will be identifying if you really live at the place you're registered at (of course *only* to combat tax avoidance). Then it will be checked if you really put all of your effort into paying back that loan or if you choose to go shopping instead. 

Imagine the government would suddenly decide that certain opinions you hold or actions you like suddenly are dangerous. Or indicators of terrorism. Bam - a profile of all people who have done this, this and this is created and you happen to be one of them. Off to Guantanamo you go (of course only for temporary investigation, after all the USA is humane!)

That's a bit stretched, but as far as we're concerned, it may happen really quickly. Just look at the progression of personal rights infringements over the course of the last 15 years.