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Another Angry Woman @stavvers@masto.ai
1y
Sometimes I doomscroll reddit drama and it is utterly perplexing to me how many Americans have cameras recording video and sound all over their fucking houses.
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just_chill @just_chill@peculiar.florist
1y
@stavvers Once a coworker left out a little chuckle, and upon asking she showed me her cat on the front porch of her house. from her home video surveillance, which I found fairly creepy too honestly.
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Another Angry Woman @stavvers@masto.ai
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@just_chill yeah, a lot of people use the excuse that it's to check what their pet is doing and it is just utterly bizarre to me that you'd need to constantly keep tabs on a dog
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just_chill @just_chill@peculiar.florist
1y
@stavvers (or on people you live with ๐Ÿ˜ฌ (yes, even children))
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@just_chill @stavvers

If you want to see what's really creepy, see the giant network camera business based on tons of whitelabeling and billions of brands, and how they advertise home / kids / pets surveillance gear disguised as toys.

Here is an example:
www.spysite.com/en-main/products/stuffed-teddy-bear-nanny-camera-with-voice-recording-and-live-viewing-for-child-safety?variant=40177768628311

same thing:
www.securitylab.com.au/wifi-spy-nanny-camera-kids-plush-teddy-bear
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