This Politician Is Attempting To Speak Out About Surveillance, But Will They Listen?

‘You know things are bad when the government’s own surveillance camera commissioner expresses concerns about the big brother society. We’re used to hearing reports about illegal NSA and GCHQ snooping, but this time body-worn cameras are in the spotlight, with fears that the public’s privacy and data protection may be compromised.

Although police units that use these cameras have to comply with strict guidelines, former counter-terrorism officer Tony Porter who took over the role in March has pointed out that other organisations using the devices do not have any such regulations.

This raises questions on a range of subjects including training, security of data and the identities of those who are able to access these recordings.’

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