Finally, body-worn cameras are essentially still in their infancy and a number of issues surrounding privacy, management, cost, and security still impede adoption. Body-worn cameras’ primary function of increasing accountability requires complementary policy that dictates how video data is made public and how the cameras are to be used. If governments fail to establish the correct policies necessary for achieving accountability, then the demand for these devices could erode. Bluetooth technology allows many of these cameras to be activated by certain triggers, such as when sirens are turned on or a gun drawn, but officers can still interrupt the recording process. Furthermore, if the data remains under the lock and key of law enforcement agencies
