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July 21, 2017 · by aboriginalpress · in Uncategorized

Big city police departments that regularly deploy body cams are likely generating more than 10,000 hours of video a week, says Mary Fan, a law professor at the University of Washington who studies law enforcement technology. With all that data, departments are increasingly turning to private, high-volume storage businesses like VERIPATROL, a cloud-based service owned by body cam maker Vievu, and evidence.com, a similar service owned by competitor TASER International.

via Police Body Cameras Spread and Vievu Sends Video to Cloud | Time.com

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