> Now what is the proper way to handle encryption? Due to dropping costs and minituarization we will soon have ubiquitous cameras and surveillance everywhere an

> Now what is the proper way to handle encryption? Due to dropping costs and minituarization we will soon have ubiquitous cameras and surveillance everywhere anyway (including college dorms etc. to solve allegations of rape). The recorded info should all be encrypted at the camera, and anything sent over the network must be encrypted. BUT… > There should be a process to decrypt specific minutes from specific cameras, following a process that involves a complete audit of those trying to access the footage. I see your point with this, and I don't contest that it's a conceivable technical solution (all caveats aside). But I don't want to live in the world you describe. That is, it's not a societal solution to me.