Privacy Around Utilization of Law Enforcement Technology

DescriptionRead the following article:https://www.govtech.com/public-safety/Policing-Tech-Privacy-California-Agencies-Work-Through-the-Details.html?utm_term=READ%20MORE&utm_campaign=Louisville%20Plans%20to%20Become%20First%20U.S.%20City%20to%20Use%20Drones%20to%20Respond%20to%20Gunshots&utm_content=email&utm_source=Act-On+Software&utm_medium=emailProvide a short essay review of the applications, and shortcomings of applying privacy safeguards and boundaries when utilizing collected data in the context of law enforcement/military/intelligence services that this article raises. Further, compare and contrast the Canadian versus American standards of “privacy” when capturing, collecting, and utilizing public safety data such as licence plates from licence plate readers. Lastly, provide an analysis of the privacy issues being raised in Canada regarding the use of facial recognition. Should the average Canadian be worried? If yes, why? If no, why not?Please limit paper to a Canadian context unless otherwise indicated. Use only credible sources (government website, peerreviewed single authored books, or articles published in edited collections or print/online journals, etc.), no minimum or maximum sources, use as much as required to meet assignment requirements. See attached document for lesson notes, links to readings, and grading rubric. Final paper should include an abstract and follow APA guidelines.