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On new Macs the light is a minimum 3 seconds even for a single frame photo. Anyone monitoring you has to turn the light in just to see if you are there, and wh
by valuearb 6y ago
On new Macs the light is a minimum 3 seconds even for a single frame photo. Anyone monitoring you has to turn the light in just to see if you are there, and what you are doing, and will likely have to watch for hours to catch any incriminating footage.
You will have plenty of notice.
- abstrakraft 6y agoAnd what sort of hardware switch is it that guarantees the 3 second minimum?
- captn3m0 6y agoA capacitor?
- abstrakraft 6y agoA capacitor would also mean that you could quickly switch the camera on and off without triggering the light.
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- soonoutoftime 6y ago> will likely have to watch for hours to catch any incriminating footage It's not just 'incriminating footage' that's the problem. There are perfectly legal sites I visit that I'd prefer didn't have a photo identifying me. Takes only seconds to snap such a picture if using an exploit like the safari one in April.
- valuearb 6y agoThey can take a photo of you, not the web site.