I'm quite surprised to read there are no security cameras in LDS chapels. I'm not LDS, however, so I wouldn't know anything about that. My church has cameras everywhere, including the sanctuary where services are held. They have to have them these days as they have had thieves break in and steal things in the past. But my church also has a camera/video/audio system for recording services and livestreaming things like memorials, weddings, baptisms, etc online for church members who are shut-ins or otherwise unable to attend-- they can watch online. Does LDS ever do anything like that, or no? For a memorial at my church there would most likely be video of the service streamed online and if Lori was standing there in the aisle talking to Chad afterwards it would be recorded. There would also probably be plenty of people taking photos or video on their phones during special songs or scripture readings. If this was my church there would be a good chance that Lori could have been captured in the background of a selfie or a livestream post someone did for their own friends/family who couldn't be there. Does that type of thing happen in the LDS church or is it more solemn and serious/no recording allowed?
MOO.