Simple: Plugging the only external camera I have into my computer allows me to have videocalls. Same with sliding the privacy blends off of my laptops and phone(s).
Obviously. And my take was that not only do many people not watch their security cameras, most of them don’t even have any. Only (web)cams, most of which have privacy blenders or are plugged out.
Only time my dad ever had to check them was when the cleaning service repeatedly ‘forgot’ to clean the 2 bedrooms at the end of the hall. Only weirdos constantly monitor them.
How many people are actually watching the cameras in their house?
I think it’s a lot less than everybody.
I/my family don’t have cameras in our houses. At least none which aren’t blinded and/or plugged out.
What’s the point in putting a camera in your house if it can’t see anything or it’s turned off?
Simple: Plugging the only external camera I have into my computer allows me to have videocalls. Same with sliding the privacy blends off of my laptops and phone(s).
I’m pretty sure OP is talking about security cameras, not webcams.
Obviously. And my take was that not only do many people not watch their security cameras, most of them don’t even have any. Only (web)cams, most of which have privacy blenders or are plugged out.
In the house? There aren’t any.
Around the house, of course I check them to see if there are weirdos creeping around my house.
Only time my dad ever had to check them was when the cleaning service repeatedly ‘forgot’ to clean the 2 bedrooms at the end of the hall. Only weirdos constantly monitor them.