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Show the same politician himself coming home as recorded by his Ring camera. He will suddenly become biggest privacy proponent in the whole country.

public is public. private is private.

Source video with quote in regards to Flock Cameras from the City of Dearborn, Michigan councilperson : https://youtu.be/Jh2wfR7wyS0?t=3146

    >0:10 I point it out.
    >0:11 I said I would vote for this every
    >0:12 single time and I'll say it again. Um,
    >0:15 uh, camera technology and your
    >0:17 expectation of privacy when you're
    >0:19 driving around um, is none. And there is
    >0:22 no expectation of privacy when you're
    >0:24 driving a stolen car. Uh, you don't have
    >0:27 that expectation. That's the law of the
    >0:28 United States.

That's what the councilman said. All other context was clipped. As far as I can find, the rest of the 8 minute video is the host going on about that statement.

Is it incorrect? Judge for yourself. But the headline, "Politician calls constituents criminals with no right to privacy" is obviously false.

I expect there will eventually be enough cameras publicly streaming public spaces for anyone to be able to track any vehicle anywhere.