[Mariner]

If you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear./s

After all, everyone knows the FBI is a servant, with the best interests of the American people at heart.

[Pravious]

And is filled with wonderful people, doing wonderful things, concerned with justice.

[thesharkboy]

How did they have time to do this at the same time that they were attempting to overthrow the President?

[Tench_Coxe]

"Kimberly Del Greco, a deputy assistant director at the FBI, said the bureau has strict policies for using facial recognition. She said it is used only when there is an active FBI investigation or an assessment, which can precede a formal investigation"

There were also "strict rules" for Fisa, but that didn't seem to mean much when it came to spying on a presidential candidate.

[Sirius Lee]

Plus whatever they vacuumed up from fakebook

[rjsimmon]

A government watchdog says the FBI has access to about 640 million photographs

And those are just of Kim Kardashian...

[Secret Agent Man]

Right up there with “I just want to help you, tell me what happened.”

[coaster123]

They have photographs. And neighbors.

[Grampa Dave]

A friend caused a minor fecal storm at the local DMV while renewing his Driver’s License..

When they asked to pose for a picture for his new license, he said no, because CA DMV had his mug shots on life for decades.

Also, the FBI could provide an up today picture of him if needed. Also, the CIA had his passport photos.

He finally submitted to another photo.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I don’t believe for one second they have access to 640 million photos.

6.4 billion is slightly more believable.

I would believe 64 billion in a heartbeat.

[dfwgator]

“I am perpetual, I keep the country clean”

[Grampa Dave]

I am amazed at how fast and accurate a Google Search is on any internet photo via my Chromebook.

[1Old Pro]

also stirring fears about the potential for authorities to intrude on the lives of Americans

Umm, too late.

[ptsal]

Now, it should not take much time to review and retrieve all of Hillary’s emails and the love-birds text messages. /sarc

[precisionshootist]

The database poses more danger to humanity than nuclear weapons.

[rlmorel]

"...Kimberly Del Greco, a deputy assistant director at the FBI, said the bureau has strict policies for using facial recognition..."

Ah. Just like the strict policies involving verifying intelligence data before taking it to a FISA court.

I feel much safer now.

[Doogle]

"...ain't got mine, hint I Ieave my scent on da cross Bronx"

[P.O.E.]

IIRC, in NJ it’s illegal to smile for your driver’s license photo.

[Gay State Conservative]

Having served in the Armed Forces,been issued a driver's license,filed tax returns,been granted a firearms license and been issued a passport I assume that the United States Government knows more about me than my mother does.

And knowing that most of the individuals having access to my personal data are Rats,or Rat sympathizers,doesn't fill me with confidence.

Not one bit of confidence in fact.

[Starboard]

After all, everyone knows the FBI is a servant, with the best interests of the American people at heart.

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That is why they are so eager for transparency and willing to cooperate with ongoing investigations. /sarc

[Flick Lives]

If you’ve done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear./s

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Just stay out of Walmart and you’ll be fine.