>>486327<Door N°1The guy from the burger-restaurant recognized him
<Door N°2Surveillance shit
<Door N°3It's the wrong guy and they're framing him, because the actual shooter got away, and they can't admit that.
You also are not grasping the full extend of a surveillance society.
It's not just about spying on everyone. They're creating something like a theocratic institution that can accuse people of literally imaginary crimes, just by making up fake surveillance data. Also actual criminals can do the reverse by hiding their crimes with fake surveillance data, manufacturing fake alibis.
The problem isn't just about getting rid of the surveillance, if people decide to remove all the bugs, they can . It's perhaps much harder to make people realize that it can't really be trusted. Remember the Iraq war ? They made up fake satellite images and invented a story about weapons of mass destruction. Aside from the malicious stuff, systems have errors.
It used to be that it was very difficult to create fake images sounds and what ever else, movie studios could do it but that cost a lot of resources and time. So people trusted pictures, videos etc to be genuine recordings of reality. But it's not anymore and therefore the first step towards a better world is addressing misplaced trust, and ask our self's is surveillance actually a recording of reality.