The solution would be to wear your own body cam, similar to how you want your own dash cam for your side of the story. The same problem exists with police too,

The solution would be to wear your own body cam, similar to how you want your own dash cam for your side of the story. The same problem exists with police too, since their body cams can be "turned off", or go missing, or the data get "corrupted". Although, you might want yours to be capable of live-streaming to the cloud so it can be saved there. I'm surprised schools don't have cameras yet, as that is where some of the most vulnerable populations are. Especially to deal with bullying. Once everyone is recording their point of view, and it can be referenced to later, then disputes should be more easily resolved. But then the problem moves up to how does one know the video has not been altered.