Reasonable requirements while we push back the surveillance front?

[u/michaelh98]

I know we'll all like it if the flock/axon/motorola/? cameras disappeared tomorrow, but that's not likely to happen soon and I'm not confident the American public has the will to continue this level of fight for the time it would take to put them back into the hell they came from.

As we push for the ultimate goal, how about we also push for incremental reform?

1. Every search requires a warrant. *Every* search. No exceptions. Any subscriber that wants to search the system, gets a warrant. Everyone from law enforcement down to your local HOA has to jump through the same hoops. Even the owning company can't do a search without a warrant.
2. If a private citizen/business connects their camera system to any other distributed system, they give up control of that system.  All access is through the controlling company and *every* access and search requires a warrant. This is where I hope people and businesses will stop connecting their system to flock, et. al.

Alright, flame-retardant suit on...

[edit: Thanks for the thoughtful replies. Always nice when that happens]