All Light, Everywhere

it was a good look inside probably one of the most insidious companies and their technology without any biased approach to be honest. the cut to teenagers at the end was also a great thing to do as it allows to show who this technology targets and how the *weapon* they use rely on similar technologies. it's a good approach to complicate everything philosophically in a topic seeming relatively straight forward.

It makes some interesting points, but is too verite at times without really getting into cause and effect.

great analysis of the systemic failure of body cameras, the creep of neoliberal solution culture, and a strong refutation of the assumption of consent by the surveilled.