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You've never used a database...I've used similar programs (in the private industry), at this time storage is only getting cheaper. Data will never be erased and correlating data is getting easier. If you own a car, use a phone/laptop etc. you are tracked 24/7 whether you're at work (by your employer) or out in public (by gov. or employer).
Sorry, I was under the impression we were talking about a specific police investigatory tool whose purpose is supposedly to determine if someone should be stopped or not. They don't need to know anything about me at this point, except whether the car is stolen or I (the owner) am on a warrant or want list.
What you just mentioned is irrelelvant when talking about limiting the use of such a tool to it's stated purpose.