The increasing implementation of live facial recognition technology by police forces is seen as a trend toward normalization of surveillance in everyday life. Users express mixed feelings, with some advocating for 'sousveillance' as a countermeasure against potential abuses of power by authorities. Historical comparisons highlight that community ties in smaller towns acted as a check against misconduct, suggesting that technology may disrupt these social dynamics. Moreover, concerns are raised about the potential implications for privacy and the autonomy of law enforcement officers. The conversation underlines a significant push for accountability in surveillance practices.