Having a dash camera in your car may provide evidence in the event of an accident or other incident on the road, making it easier for insurance companies to determine fault and process claims. This can potentially reduce the cost of claims and therefore, the cost of insurance premiums.

We highly recommend our G900 mirror dash cam. With its 4K front and 2.5K rear cameras, a 12-inch touchscreen, rearview image capability, and superior night vision, it's not just a tool, but a reliable travel companion. Endorsed by several influential bloggers, it's there to ensure your journey is safe and well-documented.

The short answer is no.

If your dash cam is equipped with a hardwire kit, it has a parking monitor mode. In this mode, the dash cam intelligently conserves power and prevents your car battery from being drained. When the vehicle is turned off, the dash cam minimizes its power consumption but remains alert, recording when it detects motion or impact. This allows for continuous vehicle monitoring without significant battery drain.

And if your dash cam isn't installed with a hardwire kit, it generally won't have a parking monitor mode. In this case, the dash cam is designed to automatically shut off when the vehicle's engine is off, ensuring it doesn't drain your car's battery.

While not all dash cams are designed to record inside the vehicle, our i17 mini dash camera certainly does. The i17 mini dash camera is a highly recommended choice for in-car recording. It's extremely small and discreet, yet it doesn't compromise on video quality, offering 4K for the front and 2.5K for the rear. Installation is straightforward, and it boasts fast data transfer speeds, making it an ideal choice for those who want thorough, high-quality documentation of their drives.

Your recorded videos are only stored offline, and no institution, company, or individual has access to your private moments.