The ACLU-NJ Police Tape App Records Your Service Interactions
Jennifer Gosnell — July 10, 2012 — Tech
The ACLU-NJ Police Tape app allows you to record your interactions with the Police to ensure that you have civil rights protection and a thorough record should you need it for any reason. The secretive application works so that the cops do not know that they are being recorded or videotaped and thus cannot stop the process. As a preventive measure the app looks to stopping any kind of rights violation and will instruct you of your rights in any situation.
As an extra security measure, once the footage has been uploaded to the database at ACLU-NJ, it cannot be externally deleted by the police or any others; this ensures accountability.
As an extra security measure, once the footage has been uploaded to the database at ACLU-NJ, it cannot be externally deleted by the police or any others; this ensures accountability.
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