Surveillance cameras and tracking devices are popping up everywhere. It's been estimated that each of us, on average, is captured on a surveillance camera more than 20 times a day.
Surveillance Cameras: Invasion of privacy or safety device?
Surveillance cameras and tracking devices are popping up everywhere. It's been estimated that each of us, on average, is captured on a surveillance camera more than 20 times a day.
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I just hope there's none in my bathroom
big brother is watching, when will you guys ever face it?
They installed many cameras due to security reasons for the 2004 Olympics but there is a tiny problem. The Olympics are over and the cameras are still there =_=
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Funny, I don't know what the authorities will do with the huge numbers of camera which were not used at all.
Camera Surveillance? Say NO from me especially my own house!
Just throw one of those grenades, that ruin cameras from MGS, everywhere you go.
They can be really usefull when solving cases of murder, kidnapping, violation or robbery.
So I think they are ok, I want to place one in front of my house...
if you want one, you get the package, which includes bathroom, living room, kitchen, and of course, one facing your computer screen.
I think unless there is a sign next to each camera saying you're being watched, then it is an invasion of privacy.
The only time privacy is truly being invaded is
A) Capturing you in or on your own property
B) Capturing you in a public restroom.
I'd even put cameras in a restorom, but only facing the entrance. You'd be surprised how many crimes/kidnappings occur in a public restroom
A camera anywhere else is pretty defendable. Traffic cameras, private property /security cameras (in stores and malls) etc, are all helpful to us.
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