A Body camera (n.) is accountability that records until someone decides what to release.
A Body camera (n.) has a battery that fails at unusually interesting moments.
A Body camera (n.) is a witness that can still be aimed, muted, or lost.
A Body camera (n.) is switched on by the person it was bought to watch.
The Digital camera (n.) is the machine that made forgetting take an extra step.
The Digital camera (n.) is a net where there used to be a hook, which is how you own nine hundred versions of one sunset.
The Digital camera (n.) removed the cost of taking a picture and with it the reason to look at one.
The Digital camera (n.) put off the decision about which pictures were worth keeping, and later never arrived.
Flock cameras (n.) are automated license-plate-reading cameras made by Flock Safety, used by police and neighborhoods to track vehicles.
A Flock cameras (n.) are a tollbooth that charges in whereabouts instead of dollars.
A Flock cameras (n.) are sold to the town as a crime fighter and paid for by every driver in data.
A Flock cameras (n.) turns a trip to the pharmacy into a row in someone else's search results.
License plate reader (n.) reads nothing but your plate and forgets nothing about your week.
License plate reader (n.) is a tracker you never have to wear because the car wears it for you.
License plate reader (n.) is a camera bought to catch stolen cars and kept because it catches everyone.
License plate reader (n.) is a speed trap that gave up on speed.