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If you've got nothing to hide, why is the camera a problem? But more seriously, does anyone know anything about these systems? I'd be concerned about them gett
by meepmorp 12y ago
If you've got nothing to hide, why is the camera a problem?
But more seriously, does anyone know anything about these systems? I'd be concerned about them getting shut off (accidentally or not), and about ensuring that the recordings made are retained for a reasonable period of time (however long that is). Are there off the shelf solutions for this?
- dankohn1 12y agoTake a look at http://www.evidence.com/ http://www.evidence.com/ It's all stored securely in the cloud, so what could go wrong (asks Jennifer Lawrence)?
- jonlucc 12y agoSurely there is an option for larger departments to run their own servers. Isn't there already digital evidence to be stored?
- vacri 12y agoYou may have nothing to hide, but if what you do have is shown in a misleading context, it can be quite damaging.
- kansface 12y agoI would guess jurors won't look favorably upon cameras miraculously turning themselves off during an arrest.
- baddox 12y agoI think you would be surprised, both at the tiny number of cases that would actually make it to a jury, and the number of jurors who would proudly support the police even in blatant atrocities.