They could with sufficient pay.

What is your point? We were discussing when pilots should be expected to be recorded in the cockpit for privacy vs safety. I mentioned there are software engineer jobs where you have to keep the camera on all day.

There are jobs where you are expected to keep the camera and there are programmers who accept those work terms.

The people posting on Reddit would disprove your point. Likely because they do not tell you about that upfront and say it is a small thing.

Only if the patient consents (or their family if they are unable to give legal consent), otherwise no for patient privacy.

There you also have patient privacy to take into account.

Absolutely not. Body cams mute the first part of the audio for this exact reason. Privacy is important.