Spy Cameras Whos Watching Me?
Kathryn Lang
Its not like there arent spy cameras all around me already. I know that the grocery store, the mega mart, and probably the pet store are all watching me walk through their aisles. A little panty rise will send me into near panic. If I (to put it delicately) put the panties back in place then someone is probably watching. If I dont, then they can see them slowly creeping up into the no-mans land.
SIGH!
The worse case of paranoia I have about spy cameras are the news casts. They arent hidden cameras, but they are taking pictures of peoples rear-ends. I have a fear that my rear-end will be seen prancing down the street one day with the caption how to keep from looking like this.
There have been so many movies and television shows about people using spy cameras to watch their neighbors that I often wonder if the electrian installed little cameras in our ceiling when he was working there. It would make a good movie. A mad electrician, with a bank of televisions in his basement, all with a different home flashed on the screen. With the development of IPTV, it might actually be a feasible scenario. I think Ill check my ceiling when I finish this article.
Spy cameras have their place in our society for better or worse. Police use them to monitor high risk situations and intersections. Stores use them to cut back on shoplifting. The idea of someone watching is suppose to make people think twice about breaking the law. With all the good that spy cameras offer, I still dont want to be on one.
Kathryn Lang is a freelance writer covering the home security industry. She has written various articles on spy cameras and moderates at the Security Talk forums.
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