App Info :ACLU’s “Police Tape” App for Android Lets You Discreetly Record and Backup Police Interactions

I don’t know about you, but whenever I
get pulled over by the 5-0, the first thing I do is reach for my cell phone, and open up
my voice recording app. That, or I have my passenger record everything on video using their cellphone. Call me paranoid, or just
plain overly cautious — I like to keep my bases covered should I end up on the hood of a cop car with a tazer up my you-know-what.

Imagine my surprise when I discovered a brand
new app by the American Civil Liberties Union
of New Jersey called “Police Tape” that
was just uploaded to the Play Store. Using the
app, an Android user can easily — and most
importantly, discreetly — record police
interactions using either video or audio
recording. Once an option has been selected,
the app will seemingly close, but actually
remain open in the background, recording the
entire, hopefully, peaceful interaction. Should
things head south and you find your phone
confiscated by the police, you wont have to
worry about a crooked cop deleting the
evidence. The app can back up the video,
uploading it to the ACLU’s servers where it
can be further analyzed for civil liberty
violations at the user’s discretion.


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ACLU’s “Police Tape” App for Android Lets You Discreetly Record and Backup Police Interactions