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I wouldn't say that police cameras are hidden, I assume you are referring to bodyworn cams? And I really don't know who are the misbehaving corpos you speak of. Not saying they don't exist, just that is super vague. Do you mean cctv for security? Because I dont know if i would call those hidden either?
Police get caught committing crimes via hidden (or non-hidden, LOL) cameras all the time.
The same is true for corporations (and plain old abusive bosses).
Where I live, a company was caught making plans for illegal dumping (toxic waste) thanks to a hidden camera worn by a whistleblower.
The most recent news about hidden cameras catching corporate misbehavior are mostly related to meat processing plants. In Texas, I believe they passed an unconstitutional law a few years ago banning people from recording (in public) near factory farms and meat processing plants.
All this illegal/evil behavior was foiled thanks to hidden cameras.
This is why I firmly believe in "one party" laws. Look that up if you don't know what it means.