Before moving forward with strict regulations on police surveillance tools, experts suggest pausing to consider the broader implications and potential unintended consequences of hasty policy changes.
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I worry about unintended consequences too, but transparency must come before blanket exemptions.
Who decides what’s ‘hasty’? Seems like a stalling tactic for civil liberties advocates.
Smart take. We need data, not panic-driven policies that leave officers blind to modern threats.