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This is outrageous. And much more upsetting. I don't think it is all that speculative. Everyone with access to classified information keeps saying there is much
by whiddershins 13y ago
This is outrageous. And much more upsetting. I don't think it is all that speculative. Everyone with access to classified information keeps saying there is much much more they are doing, which we don't know about. Well, what else would it be? Cameras in my house? What would MUCH MORE be?
- einhverfr 13y agoOver here in Asia, where there can be fear of maids kidnapping children, a big trend is CCTV in the home. This is then sent out over the internet to the CCTV collection company and visible via the internet if you have a username or password. For those who have watched the movie "So Close" (I recommend it-- sexy, tragic, thrilling, thought provoking), the idea of global surveillance of cameras in houses and businesses is something well within the possibility over here, though perhaps not to the same extent in the US.
- mitchty 13y agoI'm genuinely curious, how often do maids actually kidnap children where you're at?
- einhverfr 13y agoThere are stories. I doubt it is as common as the fear is. Certainly not a threat that I would give anyone with the influence cameras in my house to solve.
- mitchty 13y agoFigured as much, was wondering if it were close to the russian dash cameras or more of a boogeyman that isn't likely to be reality.
- bdamm 13y agoThey could be using idle phones as microphones, for example. They certainly have that capability, through researched and purchased 0-day vulnerabilities in iOS and Android.