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> worst-case scenario [...] you'll start receiving ransomware threats with awkward photos/videos attached to them Honestly, I can kinda understand having outdo
by michaelt 1y ago
> worst-case scenario [...] you'll start receiving ransomware threats with awkward photos/videos attached to them
Honestly, I can kinda understand having outdoor cameras, if you're in a high crime area - but I just can't empathise with folks who feel more secure after putting indoor cameras in their own home.
- fragmede 1y agoI think it's for the case of if you have a nice house and you have a party and people come over, and they bring people that you don't know over, and something goes missing, they want to be able to see who took it.
- wutwutwat 1y ago> I think it's for the case of if you have a nice house and you have a party and people come over thought this was going down a P Diddy route there for a second
- apple4ever 1y agoImagine you hear a sound late at night and you are sleeping. You can check the cameras and see if anyone is inside. Also, we use them for kids and cats - keep and eye and find out what happened. In fact for our one cat we heard a sound and we were able to see she fell off a desk and was hurt. So we could help her immediately.