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More of your privacy is ending in California. Yet, at the same time, you will have an ability to record someone hitting your car and road rage from other drivers.
"For several years, police agencies have used these kinds of devices to document the conduct of officers during traffic stops. Going forward, vehicle owners can install them to create evidence of collisions and other hazardous driving conditions. As the state Senate’s bill analysis describes the contraptions:
“Video event recorders for vehicles capture high definition videos, both of the front of the vehicle and the rear, using a dual camera device and record when an event occurs, including accidents or aggressive driving behavior. The videos are stored on internal memory together with other information such as G-force values, GPS coordinates, date, time, and more.”
At this time it is voluntary--hopefully it will never become mandatory--another Big Brother spying effort by government.
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"For several years, police agencies have used these kinds of devices to document the conduct of officers during traffic stops. Going forward, vehicle owners can install them to create evidence of collisions and other hazardous driving conditions. As the state Senate’s bill analysis describes the contraptions:
“Video event recorders for vehicles capture high definition videos, both of the front of the vehicle and the rear, using a dual camera device and record when an event occurs, including accidents or aggressive driving behavior. The videos are stored on internal memory together with other information such as G-force values, GPS coordinates, date, time, and more.”
At this time it is voluntary--hopefully it will never become mandatory--another Big Brother spying effort by government.
Do you like this idea?.
More...