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Could your favourite song be used to cover up the misdeeds of the police?
Officers across the US have been filmed playing music - out loud - on their phones in public.
Some officers believe that by blasting music while being filmed, the videos would get blocked by automatic copyright protection software and activists wouldn’t be able to post them online.
Should we be concerned by these attempts to evade scrutiny by gaming technology, and do they even work?
Presenter: Sam Judah
Editor: Ed Main
Image: A graphic of a police officer with a mobile phone in his breast pocket blaring out music.
Image copyright: BBC
By BBC World Service4.6
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Could your favourite song be used to cover up the misdeeds of the police?
Officers across the US have been filmed playing music - out loud - on their phones in public.
Some officers believe that by blasting music while being filmed, the videos would get blocked by automatic copyright protection software and activists wouldn’t be able to post them online.
Should we be concerned by these attempts to evade scrutiny by gaming technology, and do they even work?
Presenter: Sam Judah
Editor: Ed Main
Image: A graphic of a police officer with a mobile phone in his breast pocket blaring out music.
Image copyright: BBC

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