Darn! Paul beat me to it.
I think the fuss over this is interesting, only because many (most? all?) clothing store dressing rooms have been monitored for decades. Back when my mother worked for a high end store in the 1970's, they used two-way mirrors. These days they use video surveillance.
Still, I dislike the invasion of privacy. If someone doesn't choose for me to see their genitals, then I respect that as much as if they don't want me going through their mail (however much I might enjoy both activities). At least in a dressing room, people can choose to keep on their underwear. These machines don't even give you that!
On the other hand, just think of the fun places we could put our Security Edition Bill of Rights cards!
~JoMadge