I would encourage people to also develop a blockchain for archiving transaction, interaction, between people and law enforcement, assuming there is not yet a blockchain specifically dedicated to just this.

I mean a blockchain that could file content from the apps mentioned in this post in order to make sure that entries, cases, incidents, situations, are not too easily censored or removed from a centralized location outside of the individuals who may file the reports independently.

Some police carried body cams and dash cams which can help settle cases in regards to who said what and who did what when police interact with people. But the public may not always get to see the footage immediately.

So, allowing people to see live on the Internet what is happening could help people see the context of a given situation, who started it, who did what, the details.

I would love to merge that with other apps which could transcribe audio to text to create a transcript like you would find in a court room. These types of things could possibly add some transparency in a world where integrity and honesty declines; and I'm speaking very generically, exceptions may apply.

I do want to keep people and especially police accountable. Police should not feel like they can get away with anything.