>"Police brutality is everywhere in America, chronicled extensively through smartphone footage. The Verge decided to talk to the people behind the films, to better understand this summer of protest."

Today, videos of police attacking unarmed people have become commonplace, due to the ubiquity of smartphone cameras and the rise of social media. And the protests against police violence have become one of the largest movements in American history — itself fueled by access to cameras, social media distribution, and organizing tools across the internet. So according to me Smart Phones actually played a very big role in 2020 Protests.

We all thought we saw a gentleman be killed,” Frost says. “The moment he fell to the ground… we’re at a peaceful protest, and we see another person of color be potentially killed. Nobody needs to be killed for just believing in something