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Let's talk about some of the things he did. The highlighting of the most important calls seems useful, but the article also mentioned he developed "blurring of
by jason_slack 11y ago
Let's talk about some of the things he did. The highlighting of the most important calls seems useful, but the article also mentioned he developed "blurring of anything that moves in police footage". What is the benefit of this?
- jhou2 11y agoIt's for privacy. Before this feature, the SPD had someone manually blur out faces to protect privacy. The burden this placed on police resources was a large factor in why they didn't want to or couldn't comply with public records requests.
- jason_slack 11y agohmm, I thought arrest was public....That makes sense now about the privacy. Thank you for clarifying.
- redblacktree 11y agoI assumed it was for automated privacy. So they can release all video footage without review.