do you approve or disapprove of facial recognition software being used by law enforcement?

The provided graph depicts the result of a survey conducted from August 24 to 26 in 2018 about adults’ reaction to facial recognition software being utilized by the government. Overall, it can be seen that this policy was widely accepted by people aging 18 or more, and only a minority of respondents objected to it. Looking closer to the graph, it is clear that the number of positive votes towards the implement of face-recognizing system outnumbered that of negative ones. In particular, the proportion of survey participants moderately approving was 34%, which ranked the highest in the graph, while the highly agreeing votes came second with precisely 30%. With the overall rate of approval summing up to 64%, it can be concluded that the government could comfortably apply the facial identification system to any place without facing much backlash. However, it doesn’t mean that the aforementioned policy received full support as some of the respondents disliked or were indifferent to it. To illustrate this, the ratio of objection in 2 degrees (extreme and medium) was almost equal with the latter degree (11%) being 1% more than that of the former. Meanwhile, exactly 15% of people were either neutral or did not know about this law.