A lot of people noticed a photo of Mark Zuckerberg covering his laptop camera with tape several months back, and it got me thinking... How credible is it that an external threat to take control of my FaceTime camera on a MacBook? Or come to think of it, any other apple device??
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Can someone "hack" my camera?
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Tartarus
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I don’t mind it.
They will see at most the ceiling, the inside of my pockets or my face. None of them are credible threats to me.
Oh, remotely enabling the microphone will only make them hear background noise, the tv or music that I’m playing.
I am not worried.
They will see at most the ceiling, the inside of my pockets or my face. None of them are credible threats to me.
Oh, remotely enabling the microphone will only make them hear background noise, the tv or music that I’m playing.
I am not worried.
What you have to think about is why would they hack your or my camera? Someone famous like Zuckerberg, sure. Me? I doubt it.
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Can someone "hack" my camera?
I hacked your cam once. It was scary so I closed it
I hacked your cam once. It was scary so I closed it
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Re: Can someone "hack" my camera?
LOL...That's what you get for HACKING....LOL
I hacked your cam once. It was scary so I closed it
LOL...That's what you get for HACKING....LOL
They don't have enough manpower to follow all the bad guys. Us boring guys are probably safe! 😉
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