> A time delayed feed should be made public and an independent federal agency should randomly audit the recordings for civil rights abuses. You know, there's a

> A time delayed feed should be made public and an independent federal agency should randomly audit the recordings for civil rights abuses. You know, there's a converse to that. We're developing more and more AI that can detect "events". Wouldn't be interesting if you could detect "criminal" events, even if the officer didn't see, remember, or even know they were criminal to begin with? It means, that every body cam, camera, and recorder turns into a statute-of-limitations criminal detector. A fishing expedition only bound by compute power. And each charge is a goldmine of $$$$, with almost inexcusable evidence (video!). It's why the idea of "Badgecam" is boneheaded without one more addendum: the data is sealed until court order opens it up, upon probable cause at the time with said officer. Else, this massive data collection turns into a panopticon of driving and walking officers and devices.