“Tracking” is the act or process of following something or someone. The cameras are not set up for this at all. 

The simple answer to this is no; our Cameras are not able to track movements or any particular person. We do not keep a record of personal and private information, nor are our cameras making use of any sort of facial recognition software. This makes it impossible to “track” movements. If a security company decides to utilise unusual behaviour analytics software, this would mean that only alerts and short snippets of footage (~10sec) are viewed.

Read more on artificial intelligence algorithms and behaviour here.

Do the cameras profile? 

Are cars being tracked?