• Apathy Tree@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    12 hours ago

    I’m sure my cameras are easily viewable by hackers.

    Thats why I have one in the chicken coop and one in the yard to also check the chickens, and nowhere else.

    If they want to watch awesome chicken footage, be my guest. Can’t say I’d even blame them, my ladies are awesome.

    If I wanted actual security cameras, I’d self-host them.

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      15 hours ago

      "And in the next video, we can see you and your husband fuck on the camera you set up to monitor your dog. But as you said, nothing to hide, right?

      Oh and you should really switch brands on diapers, your kid is getting rashes."

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      14 hours ago

      Similar stuff has been around for decades. There was(maybe is?) a “search engine” called shodan which allowed you to search for devices open to certain protocols, one of which was used for security cameras and even an option to only show systems which didn’t request a login. You could go on there and see literally thousands of people’s homes and rooms. This was pre-2010 so atleast a decade and a half ago and no one cared.

      Now atleast most camera systems require a login by default but other than that…