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Originally Posted by underscore
How often is that going to be an issue? You're talking about during the few times body cam footage is seen outside of court, someone who sees that footage may see someone else in the background that does not want to be known as having been there. Compared to all the times people have taken issue with the actions taken by police.
If people are really worried just make a requirement that all background parties must be blurred out before footage is released to the public.
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I'm not sure, I'm just saying that is one issue that I thought of. I'm sure there are solutions to it, such as something like google's face blur technology, etc.
I am 100% in favor of cameras on cops, I was just bringing up some issues people have with it. Remember it's important to not only think of yourself (almost certainly, you or I would probably never have an issue with being spotted on a cop's camera) but as many people as possible that it would affect negatively.