Last I checked, congressperson is a person in congress, the profession of which is politics... I felt that covered the rhetoric and hyperbole well but I can take the criticism.
What I may have miscalculated is that there will be some who feel that my statment is something that is / has occured and not just rhetoric and hyperbole and then that is a slippery slope I do not want to journey along.
As long as we're blending meanings, I offer that you're getting undervotes instead of downvotes.
Since the first part isn't true there is no "slope", so to speak.
Faces, places, selfies, beaches, sport, babies, aeroplanes, swimming, documents etc. all categorised neatly, added to the metadata and synced with the server for you.
The idea that this has 'opened the door' is as laughable as my example, the garage door got stuck wide open years ago. First the search indexing, then the smart indexing identifying people and places and pets. Funnily enough there were no banners flying, slippery slopes or people smashing their 'iSpy' devices when search became a feature.
2) can you provide an example of a 'slippery slope' that did not come to fruition? Rhetorical devices and hyperbole are exactly how you make abstract technical concerns feel real to an average 65 year old congressperson