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Some sort of localised motion sensor would probably be sufficient to tell you how many people are watching without invading too much on people's privacy. You wo
by cm2187 5y ago
Some sort of localised motion sensor would probably be sufficient to tell you how many people are watching without invading too much on people's privacy. You wouldn't know the age, but you already have ton of information by knowing the address and the subscriber already.
- hnlmorg 5y ago> Some sort of localised motion sensor would probably be sufficient to tell you how many people are watching You'd also have pets captured, curtains flapping by an open window captured, and any toys kids are playing with (like balls) potentially captured as another viewer too. Meanwhile pap who likes to sit motionlessly while the kids round around him, isn't detected. > without invading too much on people's privacy Motion detection feels like a pretty major privacy violation to me. > You wouldn't know the age, but you already have ton of information by knowing the address and the subscriber already. Except when you have friends or family over.