[Swordmaker]

Somewhere in the last 48 hours I read a fairly intriguing incidental thing. There was a comment about putting tape over cameras not achieving anything. That "they" could see virtually anything anywhere at anytime--almost regardless.

I assure you that putting an opaque cover over the lens WILL prevent any use of the CCD camera. . . Including infrared. This came from EyeTheSpy. . . and is more proof he’s a LARP. The technology does not exist to resolve images through such a block.

[meyer]

I assure you that putting an opaque cover over the lens WILL prevent any use of the CCD camera. . . Including infrared. This came from EyeTheSpy. . . and is more proof he’s a LARP. The technology does not exist to resolve images through such a block.

Agree. You can easily cover the camera. The microphone, not as sure on that. I mean, you can disassemble the phone and physically remove it, but then it wouldn't be much of a phone.

[JockoManning]

I agree about the phone and screen cameras.

What I heard was before I knew there was such a thing as EyeTheSpy--though he may have mentioned something similar.

What I heard was that there is some sort of super tech--whether fallen angel related or not, I don't know but probably. In any case, the claim was that if they have the coordinates in space and time, they can call up a 3D holographic image of what did or is going on there--virtually anywhere--underground, on a mountain, in the ocean, wherever. Boggles the mind . . .

Though the retiring head of Skunk Works did claim that "If you can imagine it, we can already do it." I have a vivid imagination.

[BlueMondaySkipper]

But you could add a second camera somewhere in the screen. Cameras can be very small.