ACLU App Lets Users Record Police Stops

The New Jersey branch of the ACLU has a new smartphone app says the ACLU’s Alexander Shalom.

The app lets users record audio and video discretely with a stealth mode that hides the fact that the recording is happening.

Shalom said officers would also have a harder time deleting the recorded incidents.

“Unlike a recording that’s just done in the standard camera or video mode on someone’s telephone, it’s a little more complicated to find these files and delete them. So it can theoretically be done but it would take a far more tech-savvy police officer to do it,” Shalom said.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.