#Security Camera Systems

[ichhya]

In today's fast-paced world, security concerns have become a top priority for individuals and businesses alike. The rise in crime rates, coupled with advancements in technology, has made security camera systems an indispensable tool for safeguarding properties. Whether you're looking to protect your home, office, or any other asset, understanding the intricacies of these systems is crucial. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the world of surveillance systems. We'll cover everything from the different types of cameras available to cost-effective practices and ethical considerations. By the end of this blog, you'll have a solid understanding of how to choose, install, and maintain a security camera systems that fits your needs.

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[coquelicoq]

i know we're all losing it at this sudden insight we've gained in the [tarik voice] uhhh why is there a drone in my face scene, so i wanted to pull out some moments from previous books in which murderbot uses drones to look at people and see how differently they read if we now assume said drones are hovering inches away from their faces. reviewing my notes to look for examples is how i found out that mb doesn't pilot drones to look at people's faces until FT/NE, with one exception, and it's a doozy:

When it [the drone] reached Wilken, I had it stop and hover in front of her face for twenty-six seconds. Okay, so I was a little angry. (RP, ch. 5)

so like, it knows putting a drone in somebody's face is gonna freak them out, and it uses that to fuck with a human that pissed it off. lol.

that's really the only moment in the first four books where mb could conceivably be droning right up in someone's business, and it's made explicit. so i don't think we missed anything there. FT and NE are another story. here are some of my favorite moments:

FT

Indah faced me and asked, "You have experience at this?" Watching her via the drones, I kept my gaze on the Starchy Foods!!! sign, which had little dancing figures around it which I guess were supposed to be starchy foods. (ch. 1)

there's something about having a drone in your face while you're trying to talk to a person who is staring very seriously at a whimsical sign that contains three exclamation points...

Indah stared at Tural. So did I, with my drones. (ch. 2)

MULTIPLE drones in face incident! plus your boss giving you the eyeball?? tural is doing their best u guys please have mercy!

He [one of Mensah's assistants] was used to me and used to confidential council stuff, so he didn’t even glance up at my drones, just nodded to us and slipped out as we stepped in. (ch. 6)

whose job is it to tell newly hired assistants "ignore it" when there's a drone in their face? it's probably part of the standard onboarding procedure at this point tbh.

Then me, Aylen, and Indah were standing in the office looking at each other. Or they were looking at me and my drones were looking at them. (ch. 6)

mexican standoff if instead of guns you had eye contact and also one of the people involved doesn't like making eye contact. or something.

NE

The drone I had watching [Mensah's] face increased magnification, its low-light filter rendering her features in black and white. (ch. 2)

POV you're having a tense conversation about trauma therapy in the dark with a little flying camera buzzing around your head. just little secunit teammate things! (i actually think mensah finds this very comforting though. she smiles at the drone four pages later <3)

I wanted to use my drones to look at [Amena], but while that was calming for me, it wouldn’t be for her. (ch. 3)

hmm would it not be calming for amena to have something hovering in her face right when she's about to be abducted by raiders? ya think??

I had a drone view of Amena watching the hand scanner, her brow furrowed in half-wince, half-concentration. (ch. 6)

it doesn't have to be like this [mb 🤝 performing surgery] when it can also be like this [putting a drone in amena's face 🤝 mb 🤝 performing surgery]. mb has two hands (metaphorically)

My drone watched [Amena] eyeing me. (ch. 20)

every time mb says it sees through a drone that someone is watching it gets 200% funnier if this means that the person is deliberately ignoring the drone invading their personal bubble in order to look at the person that is outside of their personal bubble. like that's commitment.

[Mensah] came and sat down next to me in the lounge and I adjusted a drone to be able to get a view of her face. (ch. 20)

read: "a drone zoomed down from where it was circling above my head and stopped an inch in front of mensah's nose." i mean, you don't have to read it that way, it's never made explicit and i'm not the boss of you. but isn't it fun to imagine?

[the-l00ker]

Preaching to all people who think some content creator are messaging minor for no reason

aka Twitter/tumblr cross over users.

AhEm... YOUR INTERNET PROVIDER(S) CAN SEE THE THINGS YOU DO WITH YOUR INTERNET AND THAT INCLUDES MESSAGING

(and discord... because you're using the internet to get on there... As hotspots too)

This means if a content creator is messaging a minor in an inappropriate or bullying way (in the UK at least) they would come knocking at you door asking for all your personal information, identification, means of contact and be asking questions.

Has that content creator been arrest yet? Nope.

Is cyber bullying/harassment a crime in the UK?

Yes! Under the laws:

Protection from Harassment Act 1997

Malicious Communications Act 1988

Defamation Act 2017

And can even prevent you from getting jobs in the future of your employment wants to look at your social media! Which is legal! (as in they want to make sure you're not a weirdo or anything! They can't deny you a job based on political stuff or opinions on other companies!)

Is messaging a minor inappropriately a crime?

FUCK YES‼️‼️

Sooooooo keep this in mind when you post things online, that the government CAN BE INFORMED OF YOUR ACTIONS ON THE INTERNET BY YOUR INTERNET PROVIDER IF YOU DO SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS OR THAT BREAKS THE LAW

[i4mth4ti4m]

Love thy neighbor 

Spy on thy neighbor 

[lettersfromthelevant]

The viciousness in the way leftists are talking about Sound of Freedom and other stories around sex trafficking is... disturbing, to say the least

[zhongrin]

i just spent the last hour obsessing over what gift i want to choose from my company's holiday gift list, only to settle on a water kettle in the end orz

[zumainthyfuture]

Marie Van Brittan Brown, born on January 7, 1922, was an African-American nurse and inventor from Queens, New York City. In 1966, at the age of 44, she came up with the brilliant idea to create a unique home surveillance device with a closed circuit television security system.

She and her husband, Albert L. Brown, applied for the patent and invented a system with a motorized camera that could show images on a monitor. That patent (#3,482,037) was eventually granted, and her invention went on to become a technological precursor to how modern day home security systems would be designed.

Brown's invention had very unique features for the time; The motorized camera at the door could slide up and down to look out of four peepholes. Anything the camera captured would be displayed on a monitor. Her system also included a radio-controlled lock that would allow the front door to remotely unlocked, and an audio-video alarm system that could be used to see and communicate with whoever was at the door.

For her genius invention, which obviously contributed to the future of home security systems, Brown was given a prestigious award by the National Scientists Committee (NSC). But for the most part, her invention has gone unnoticed and undocumented by the mainstream media and literature.

Sadly, Marie Van Brittan Brown died on February 2, 1999 at the age of 77-years old.

[sono-yume]

Did I really sign up for this?

[paxtonvaldovinos]

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[pristine-starlight]

This is very early on in Network Effect but even with the million Big Emotions that happen in the rest of the book, this is still one of my absolute favourite moments in it

Overse and Murderbot are in the same room here and Yet she's not only not looking directly at Murderbot, she smiles at the drone hovering by her, recognising it as a part of Murderbot instead of just some handy toy controlled by a human-shaped thing

Murderbot's humans accomodate it in a lot of small ways that make me very, very happy to read (all the times it's pointed out that they're looking at the side of its head or not at it at all, all the aborted movements when they'd go to touch it and then remember not to, etc) but this one stuck with me so bad bc it's not something you would ever have to think about with a human. And it's not like Murderbot ever asked people to look at its drones specifically. Overse just...does it, possibly without thinking deeper about it. Because the drone is simply another part of her friend

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[fleetwayandexe]

Bbg sleeping well makinf sure he slepa well 😇🙏

[adrianasunderworld]

My sibling accidentally knocked his volleyball into the neighbors yard and no one is home. Now I gotta be on the look out for if anyone comes back soon. Greeaatt.

[shadowywizardbluebird-blog]

How Dangerous Is Home Delivery?

Would you permit a guest to leave packages inside your house while you were gone? Today, businesses permit delivery people to unlock your front door and bring your items inside.

What Happens During Home Delivery? Let's use Amazon Key, which was introduced last year, as an illustration to comprehend how in-home delivery functions. Prime customers now have access to in-home delivery in a few places using an Amazon-compatible smart lock and a special camera created by the company dubbed the Cloud Cam. Here is the procedure in detail:

After purchasing the Amazon Key kit, Prime members have two options for installation: they may do it themselves or take use of Amazon's free installation service.

Users can choose "FREE in-home delivery" during the checkout process for any item after the kit is installed.

The courier will initially knock on the homeowner's door before requesting entry.

After reviewing the credentials, Amazon instructs the Cloud Cam to start recording.

The courier then grants entrance to the house after receiving a prompt on their smartphone.

The courier leaves the parcel inside and then locks the door.

The consumer receives a notice with a brief delivery video when Amazon confirms the door is locked.

Is Safe In-Home Delivery? These kinds of home delivery services are practical, but are they secure? Amazon believes that by enabling consumers to see the delivery in real-time, the internet-enabled Cloud Cam strengthens the security of the business. Security experts did, however, demonstrate how to disable the system.

Even though Amazon claims to alert customers if the camera is offline for an extended period of time, a software update to address the problem is still being developed. The Wal-Mart system is also susceptible to the same exploit.

What Defenses Do You Have? In the event that you decide to use an in-home delivery service, we advise setting up Cove Smart security cameras so you can keep an eye on things in case the delivery service's cameras are compromised.

Even while service providers state that couriers are "thoroughly vetted," you should always be on the safe side when it comes to your family.

[skaiind]

connies room - colors and lines.

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