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Home > Putting a wireless hidden camera in everyday objects
June 3, 2005
By: Bob Whitehead
The concept of a wireless hidden camera just makes me
think we’ve been “beamed” into the Holodeck on the starship
Enterprise. Remember the
Holodeck? That’s that virtual reality room where a computer
is keeping track of your every movement and making things
appear to be real when they’re not. Similarly, a wireless
hidden camera can now appear to be something really
different than what it is. Meanwhile, it’s taking note of
our every move.
Imagine walking into your office and noting the beautiful
picture frame in the lobby. You always liked that Renoir
print. It was so eye-fetching. Would it bother you to know
it was also looking you up and down? Yes, it could be
sporting a wireless hidden camera without you even knowing
it.
Next you walk down the hallway and see the smoke detector
lining the wall. Isn’t it wonderful that your company puts
so many of them up? Maybe some of them aren’t real. Maybe
some have a hidden camera stuck in them.
The list of everyday objects in which a wireless hidden
camera can be placed seems endless: an exit sign, a wall
clock, a fake plant, an air purifier, a radio, a DVD player,
a desk lamp, a pencil sharpener -- almost anything a person
can imagine.
Oh, and as for those video surveillance cameras that you
sometimes see around different offices or malls -- they may
not be cameras at all. They may just be the decoys to make
the wireless hidden camera more effective.
About the Author
Bob Whitehead is a successful freelance writer and
contributor to Video-Surveillance-Guide.com. Your
definitive guide to video surveillance equipment, CCTV
cameras and wireless security systems for home and business.
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