Why would you go to a protest if you don’t want people to know that you are there?
I don't understand the question, and I'm not who you asked, but I think that those are two completely different things. It is our right to protest, and it says nothing about having to give up our anonymity to do so.
You’re sadly mistaken. Anything you do in public is public.
Flock doesnt scan faces, only cars.
So they claim. But the footage will continue to exist if somebody or themselves decide to identify faces.
Flock provide more than LPRs. Check out the "Condor" cameras.