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This confirms the good sense of covering the camera lens when not in use. For example, I've long stuck a narrow strip of paper, torn from the adhesive part of
by dctoedt 12y ago
This confirms the good sense of covering the camera lens when not in use. For example, I've long stuck a narrow strip of paper, torn from the adhesive part of a Post-It note, to my MBA's camera lens, removing it when making a video call.
- maxk42 12y agoI use a band-aid. Prevents adhesive from getting on the lens.
- greenwalls 12y agoEFF has a laptop camera sticker cover set. https://supporters.eff.org/shop/laptop-camera-cover-set https://supporters.eff.org/shop/laptop-camera-cover-set
- nomercy400 12y agoor disable your camera device/driver in windows? if you are using it so little that you want to cover it, you might as well disable it.
- irickt 12y agoOn a Mac this works well: http://techslaves.org/isight-disabler/ http://techslaves.org/isight-disabler/