If body cams get cheaper and cheaper, companies might start asking more people to wear them while working.
E.g.:
https://coloradosun.com/2024/07/31/youth-corrections-audio-surveillance/
I could see this for ~~doctors~~, at restaurants, ~~stores,~~, etc... eventually.
Are you ready to wear one?
EDIT TO ADD:
A few people said this wouldn't ever make sense for doctors (privacy laws) or for fixed locations (stores). I should have thought of that.
But what about Uber / bus drivers, or repair people who go into homes? I can imagine a large corporation thinking a cam is a good idea, for their own CYA (not for the customers' or the employees').
Also I don't like this idea either, to be clear. I was mostly playing devil's advocate here to see what you all think. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Pretty much what I expected, tbh
I don’t think it’s going to happen that way. Body cams are needed if you want to record people working in the field, such as police officers, but for people working at a fixed location, an office or factory or what have you, CCTV cameras are cheaper, less intrusive, and harder for a bad actor to screw with by “accidentally” covering their lens or forgetting to turn their unit on.