I believe that near omniscient surveillance is inevitable because it is too easy.

And, as an entirely separate point, because the information is too important — not just for exciting headlines about crime prevention (which is probably one of the last things it will fix in the general case rather than specific things like littering or speeding), but also for the mundane e.g. how to train an AI to do a production line job by watching people do production line work, or monitoring all substance use in real life to determine drug interactions.

I want a social, legal, and political system which takes this into account; one that tries to fight against it will fall to blackmailers, fully automatic payment frauds, and thieves cloning your door key from photographs.