No, but I am suggesting which databases people should or should not be able to make. Or more specifically, which databases the police should or should not be able to make and access.<p>&quot;Who was seen where and when&quot; isn&#x27;t particularly privacy-violating. It&#x27;s the search capability that is. This is especially true when it&#x27;s targeted at a particular person - I&#x27;m not that worried about the police finding people who were in a particular area at a particular time. They&#x27;ve had that power for a long time, through canvassing and other traditional detective work. What I&#x27;m worried about is giving them the new ability to quickly and cheaply compile a list of everywhere someone has been and when.