Disturbing Trend - UPDATED - with experts warnings -NSA and your SECURITY CAMERAS | |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 06:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Add the fact that FB just brought back facial recognition. so now they can scan the video, know the real-time location and now can put a name with the person (they have the entire FB user database to use to match faces with names). So in real-time: 1) know the persons name 2) date and time 3) location Dont think they are tracking people in real-time yet? Thread: FB - FACIAL RECOGNITION is back - on by default In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Have one, Geovision System. As i said, i noticed this while looking at replacement cameras. Look at the newer DVR systems that are coming out, advanced features are not enabled. will have to pay the monthly fee. In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 07:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Even AT&T has gotten into the market: Thread: nSA => AT&T - Home Monitoring Systems - Live video inside/outside of subscribers home, unlock doors remotely In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 30846516 United States 02/01/2013 07:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here's a good one. cameras are direct wired, no wireless. network connection is also wired, no wireless. remote access is direct. [link to www.harborfreight.com] read the net setup in the manual available for download, works with phones, or computers remotely and direct to the dvr. It's also infrared, so yes, night vision. |
TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 10:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here's a good one. cameras are direct wired, no wireless. network connection is also wired, no wireless. remote access is direct. Quoting: AC 5341 [link to www.harborfreight.com] read the net setup in the manual available for download, works with phones, or computers remotely and direct to the dvr. It's also infrared, so yes, night vision. Yeah, appreciate the link. Fortunately, most on here will know what to do. The majority of the other people will not know and just install the "cloud cameras." then when you walk/drive by their camera (which you dont know is on their house) you and everyone else is now on the cloud. Basically, they get others to install these "cloud cameras" and require the video to be sent to the cloud. From there is where the access the video. Much cheaper for them and they dont have to fight with the public about installing cameras. Last Edited by TeamReaper on 02/01/2013 10:59 PM In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 30846516 United States 02/01/2013 10:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here's a good one. cameras are direct wired, no wireless. network connection is also wired, no wireless. remote access is direct. Quoting: AC 5341 [link to www.harborfreight.com] read the net setup in the manual available for download, works with phones, or computers remotely and direct to the dvr. It's also infrared, so yes, night vision. Yeah, appreciate the link. Unfortunately, most on here will know what to do. The majority of the other people will not know and just install the "cloud cameras." then when you walk/drive by their camera (which you dont know is on their house) you and everyone else is now on the cloud. Basically, they get others to install these "cloud cameras" and require the video to be sent to the cloud. From there is where the access the video. Much cheaper for them and they dont have to fight with the public about installing cameras. Unfortunately that is right. Same people have never heard of trapwire either. |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 11:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Add the SD cards that send pics over WiFi Eye-Fi - The first memory card to automatically upload photos & videos using WiFi. [link to www.eye.fi] In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 11:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "Y-cam HomeMonitor changes this. Our camera technology connects to a free secure cloud account that can be viewed on virtually any mobile, computer, tablet or even TV." "HomeMonitor is the first-ever residential monitoring solution offering both indoor and outdoor installations that are Wi-Fi enabled and offer true cloud-based viewing and recording." [link to www.gadget.co.za] In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 11:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "D-Link's Cloud Routers also provide the added benefit of remote network management and remote file access via mydlink Cloud Services." "With mydlink Cloud Services you can: 1)See what devices are connecting to your network 2)View web browsing history in real time 3)Block unwanted device connections 4)Set up automatic e-mail alerts" [link to www.dlink.com] Seriously, why would anyone want their router to upload to a cloud. Just one big data grab!! how much data does that new Utah building hold? In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 30846516 United States 02/01/2013 11:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Then there is the "Cloud Router." Quoting: TeamReaper "D-Link's Cloud Routers also provide the added benefit of remote network management and remote file access via mydlink Cloud Services." "With mydlink Cloud Services you can: 1)See what devices are connecting to your network 2)View web browsing history in real time 3)Block unwanted device connections 4)Set up automatic e-mail alerts" [link to www.dlink.com] Seriously, why would anyone want their router to upload to a cloud. Just one big data grab!! how much data does that new Utah building hold? That's even better yet ! If I get one of those, everyone can have access to my computers, smart phones, cameras and watch what I am doing in my living room! How cool is that, I'd be my own reality show. The more you look, the worse it's gonna get. |
PENG User ID: 1159762 United States 02/01/2013 11:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here's a good one. cameras are direct wired, no wireless. network connection is also wired, no wireless. remote access is direct. Quoting: AC 5341 [link to www.harborfreight.com] read the net setup in the manual available for download, works with phones, or computers remotely and direct to the dvr. It's also infrared, so yes, night vision. Wow. I was going to post a thread asking about the best security system to buy. 4 cameras would be plenty, along with night vision, and remote access. This one is good? "May the road rise up to meet you.... May the wind be always at your back..." |
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TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/01/2013 11:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Experts warn on wire-tapping of the cloud: "In a report, he highlights how the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendment Act (FISAAA) allows US authorities to spy on cloud data." "He told the BBC this heralded a new era of "cloud surveillance"." "In it he said that FISAAA "expressly permits purely political surveillance", so that anyone with stored information relating to US foreign policy could find themselves of interest to the US authorities. "Anyone who, for example, belongs to a campaign group which may oppose some aspect of US foreign policy, whether it be the Iraq war or climate change," he said." ""When FISAAA was extended to cover cloud computing, encrypting data to and from the cloud becomes irrelevant so it is surprising that nobody noticed this," he added." "data in real-time with any material of possible interest being instantly copied to the NSA ...court order is made in secret and remains secret - meaning it would not show up in things such as Google's transparency reports" "It allows the authorities to enact surveillance on a mass scale because it is wired into the infrastructure," [link to www.bbc.co.uk] Will be the largest data grab ever In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 30846516 United States 02/01/2013 11:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | here's a good one. cameras are direct wired, no wireless. network connection is also wired, no wireless. remote access is direct. Quoting: AC 5341 [link to www.harborfreight.com] read the net setup in the manual available for download, works with phones, or computers remotely and direct to the dvr. It's also infrared, so yes, night vision. Wow. I was going to post a thread asking about the best security system to buy. 4 cameras would be plenty, along with night vision, and remote access. This one is good? for the money it is good. picture is pretty clear and does what it says it does. The network connection can be a little difficult to set up, but at least it's not uploaded to a cloud server and doesn't transmit data 24/7. Works when accessed with username/password and direct link to your machine. You can always just unplug the network cable when you are at home if you are worried about it being tapped into. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 30846516 United States 02/01/2013 11:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HERE YOU GO: Quoting: TeamReaper Experts warn on wire-tapping of the cloud: "In a report, he highlights how the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendment Act (FISAAA) allows US authorities to spy on cloud data." "He told the BBC this heralded a new era of "cloud surveillance"." "In it he said that FISAAA "expressly permits purely political surveillance", so that anyone with stored information relating to US foreign policy could find themselves of interest to the US authorities. "Anyone who, for example, belongs to a campaign group which may oppose some aspect of US foreign policy, whether it be the Iraq war or climate change," he said." ""When FISAAA was extended to cover cloud computing, encrypting data to and from the cloud becomes irrelevant so it is surprising that nobody noticed this," he added." "data in real-time with any material of possible interest being instantly copied to the NSA ...court order is made in secret and remains secret - meaning it would not show up in things such as Google's transparency reports" "It allows the authorities to enact surveillance on a mass scale because it is wired into the infrastructure," [link to www.bbc.co.uk] Will be the largest data grab ever Yep, and they will use it against you. |
TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/02/2013 12:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Cloud computing law puts Canadian users at risk of snooping by American spies "American spies can snoop through Canadians’ computer data — including that of political organizations and without warrants — if the data resides within popular U.S. cloud computing services, says a former Microsoft executive." [link to www.ottawacitizen.com] In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/02/2013 12:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | HERE YOU GO: Quoting: TeamReaper Experts warn on wire-tapping of the cloud: "In a report, he highlights how the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendment Act (FISAAA) allows US authorities to spy on cloud data." "He told the BBC this heralded a new era of "cloud surveillance"." "In it he said that FISAAA "expressly permits purely political surveillance", so that anyone with stored information relating to US foreign policy could find themselves of interest to the US authorities. "Anyone who, for example, belongs to a campaign group which may oppose some aspect of US foreign policy, whether it be the Iraq war or climate change," he said." ""When FISAAA was extended to cover cloud computing, encrypting data to and from the cloud becomes irrelevant so it is surprising that nobody noticed this," he added." "data in real-time with any material of possible interest being instantly copied to the NSA ...court order is made in secret and remains secret - meaning it would not show up in things such as Google's transparency reports" "It allows the authorities to enact surveillance on a mass scale because it is wired into the infrastructure," [link to www.bbc.co.uk] Will be the largest data grab ever this is from: former Microsoft chief privacy adviser Caspar Bowden In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |
TeamReaper (OP) User ID: 22030141 United States 02/02/2013 12:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 5 year extension FISA of 2008 granted by Congress and the White House in Decmeber 2012. Last Edited by TeamReaper on 02/02/2013 03:57 PM In every operation, whether planning it or executing it, you can never count on luck; but you have to accept it, and recognize it when it’s there. -Major ******, U-2 Pilot/Instructor/Flight Commander |