Google's Nest Gives Cameras to Asian Small Businesses Amid Rising Violence

That wasn’t always the case.

Before, he had been using a cheap security camera that could only record a few hours at night.

“Honestly it’s very, very secure.

There’s like a security guard here,” said Park.

The program comes in response to a rise in racist rhetoric and violence against Asians during the pandemic.

Google declined to comment further beyond Shim’s post.

It’s limited to brick-and-mortar stores with no more than three locations.

Businesses must apply on theAAPI Strong websiteby Oct. 31.

Google didn’t say if the program would expand to other cities.

“She’s very comfortable now,” he said.

“She feels much safer.”