Boblov N9 Body Camera Review

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Hello current and future food delivery drivers,

Using a body camera may be the best way to protect yourself from false reports and keep you from wrongful termination (deactivation). Body camera footage will cover those “hand to me” food deliveries as well as the “no contact” deliveries.

I absolutely recommend you take a picture of any food delivery using the Timestamp Camera App. It will insert the date, time, location on the photo which is invaluable later if needed.

In the videos at the end you’ll notice how long it takes me to take two pictures. First is using the Timestamp Camera App and the second is using the food deliver app camera interface. Then I ring the doorbell or knock and use the cool keyboard shortcut and paste my final message into the app before I complete the delivery.

I also still rely heavily on my dash cameras inside the car. Check out the previous video on how I talk myself through each order to further document my deliveries. This is to protect myself against any further wrongful terminations.

I was able to figure out how to export the Boblov camera footage into a format that Final Cut Pro can recognize. It's the .m2ts format. According to Wikipedia it is the Blu-ray Disc Audio-Video (BDAV) MPEG-2 Transport Stream (M2TS) format. You'll need to use a separate video converter program.

Which body camera do you use?

Thank you,
Russ
PS: I signed up for Courial to replace DoorDash. Thank you Rideshare Professor for teaching us about that delivery app. I still plan to sign up for GrubHub too.

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