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<blockquote data-quote="moldsporh" data-source="post: 6139257" data-attributes="member: 54834">How are drivers in the office being asked about distracted behavior? With no discipline mind you. The behavior is not &quot;visible&quot; to mgmt at time of report, but the behavior was monitored.....how can it be monitored from an inactive camera? Why would UPS be liable to give the video....they use a 3rd party remember. Like creating a LLC for something as a workaround Anyway, I believe you are speaking the truth, I also believe we have very likely been deceived and until someone can say the inside camera is not used for alerting for distracted behavior, I will still believe it&#039;s active whether or not any video is monitored at a 3rd party company.I mean even the Lytx website says the inside camera is 1920x1080 and capable of real time monitoring. It&#039;s the only &quot;eye inside&quot; so something has to be watching for distracted behavior. Whether it&#039;s only internal AI processing or by a human if desired....it&#039;s still a &quot;camera&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; IMO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moldsporh, post: 6139257, member: 54834"] How are drivers in the office being asked about distracted behavior? With no discipline mind you. The behavior is not "visible" to mgmt at time of report, but the behavior was monitored.....how can it be monitored from an inactive camera? Why would UPS be liable to give the video....they use a 3rd party remember. Like creating a LLC for something as a workaround Anyway, I believe you are speaking the truth, I also believe we have very likely been deceived and until someone can say the inside camera is not used for alerting for distracted behavior, I will still believe it's active whether or not any video is monitored at a 3rd party company. I mean even the Lytx website says the inside camera is 1920x1080 and capable of real time monitoring. It's the only "eye inside" so something has to be watching for distracted behavior. Whether it's only internal AI processing or by a human if desired....it's still a "camera". IMO. [/QUOTE]

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