PSNI now have over 7,000 officers using 2,500 cameras covering approximately 173,000 incidents each year in Northern Ireland
Body Worn Cameras (BWCs) are transforming policing and security around the globe, helping to create new connected officers who can stream video, access information and collaborate in real-time enabling them to operate safely and more efficiently in the field.
London: A popular Android keyboard app, ai.type, downloaded more than 40 million times and included in the Google Play app store, has been caught making millions of unauthorized purchases of premium digital content, researchers at mobile technology company Upstream report. The app has been delivering millions of invisible ads and fake clicks, while delivering genuine user data about real views, clicks and purchases to ad networks. ai.type carries out some of its activity hiding under other identities[1], including disguising itself to spoof popular apps such as Soundcloud. The app’s tricks have also included a spike in suspicious activity once removed from the Google Play store.
With 20,000 new officers due to enter the force over the next few years, questions are naturally being asked about how prepared they are for this influx. After all, after nearly a decade of austerity, it will be a challenge for forces to cope with the demands of this much-needed boost. These new officers will not be entering the same environment their counterparts were enjoying prior to austerity. For example, many police stations have been sold off or mothballed, so where will these new officers operate from? Are there even enough lockers for them to store their kit?
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