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Ehh I'm on the fence about this. It's possible to be doing something you maybe technically shouldn't be, like having one hand on the wheel for a moment, and also get in an accident that is 0% your fault. But if the other side gets that footage, you could be found partially at fault, and some states have the law set up that if you're found even 1% at fault you'll get nothing.
Yes you should be following all laws at all times. Yes this may be leaning towards unethical. But we're human. It's not easy to be literally camera perfect 24/7. If you're doing something super obviously wrong driving wise the normal cameras would be enough to see that.
Just something to think about.