Your TV might be watching you

CNN Money ^ | August 1, 2013 | Erica Fink and Laurie Segall

[a fool in paradise]

I have considered making some funky camera lense cover for tables and such. Maybe have a tiny eye staring back or something wacky.

Put this in front of the camera lens.

[a fool in paradise]

A checked behind the rabbit ears and didn’t see anyone.

I didn't either, but I haven't lost all hope. I keep checking.

[NautiNurse]

I distinctly remember watching that show and being disappointed that she did not see me when she was looking to see if “all our friends had fun at play”.

I remember complaining to Mom that she never saw me either.

[Bigg Red]

I remember complaining to Mom that she never saw me either.

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Oh, well, we both had fun at play, anyway.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Well other than her I don’t seen anyone. Yes she is watching me; I call her Carol.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”Not necessarily. See “pinhole camera”. And these days, lenses can be VERY small. I was looking up some material for a new instrument design, and found GRIN lenses that were half a millimeter in diameter.”

This got thinking, yep my new Dell laptop has the small cam lense at the top of the screen lid, like the others,,

So I disabled the cam hardware under control panel and covered the camera lense with a small tab of white paper,

But back to above, when you start believing that manufactures are putting cams to watch you in the products that you buy from them , at their own $$$, without telling you that they are there, then its tin foil time.