From the research that we've done and conducted with our questionnaire, we also wished to voice our opinion on the questions asked. To start, we believe that crime will most likely decrease with the implantation of facial recognition technology because people would be more easily identified, thus deterring criminals. We also believed that you should assume that you're being monitored in a public space as you are in public, not a private setting where you expect to be by yourself. Additionally, we have a belief that the police may invade our privacy as some officers may abuse this privilege, however, that is not to say that this will be true of all police officers. Finally, on a scale of 1-10 on how likely it was that police would use this technology to monitor Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, we all had an opinion of this being very likely (8-10) for the same reasons as the previous question. Overall, our opinions on facial recognition technology are that we are expectant about its implementation and expect it to benefit our society, however, we are slightly skeptical of it as we believe that some people who have sworn to protect us will abuse the technology to harm us. This opinion seems to line up with the majority of people who we surveyed.