Bleep Audio

Bleeping audio falls under automatic audio redaction, and it allows personally identifiable information to be protected. Some of the information that can be bleeped includes names, dates of birth, social security numbers, license plate numbers, and medical information or medical history. Please, see the articles below on how to bleep audio.

December 18, 2019 | 7 minutes read

Audio Redaction Software | The Basics

Law enforcement agencies use audio redaction software to remove sensitive information from recordings. Properly redacted audio is crucial for maintaining credibility and upholding the integrity of investigations and court proceedings.

Audio Resampling | Protecting Sensitive Information & Identities

Protecting sensitive information and identities is a core operation when redacting files. It can be difficult when you face audio content. On the one hand, audio needs to be heard clearly for a jury to understand what is transpiring. On the other, we may be dealing with a protected witness, an undercover officer, or some information that is critical to future prosecutions that can’t be revealed in the moment.

Automatic Audio Redaction

For law enforcement agencies, things like driver’s license numbers, names, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, and other personal identification information (PII) are just a few pieces of information that need to be redacted in order to satisfy a FOIA request.