Can't take them down, as I have none... I kinda value my privacy.
Not to blame anyone here, but I have a hard time understanding how this could ever be considered a smart idea by anyone, even worse when it's to be used inside one's home?
Edit: typo.
Can't take them down, as I have none... I kinda value my privacy.
Not to blame anyone here, but I have a hard time understanding how this could ever be considered a smart idea by anyone, even worse when it's to be used inside one's home?
Edit: typo.
i had to watch several of his videos on surveillance before realizing that this is the guy who saved a .png image to a bird
Dude is all over the place and I kinda love it. From his teardown of capitalism, his insight on how music streaming platforms take advantage of musicians, to making spacey dream music with an antique model train control board, to an in depth analysis in how cicadas make noise, and now becoming a privacy activist and amateur white hat hacker. It's crazy
I unplugged mine like a year ago but they're still there physically as a deterrent, hopefully. Been wanting to try out something self-hosted.
but they're still there physically as a deterrent, hopefull
This is a smart move
I installed the ubiquity one since I already had the udm pro.
Ubiquiti is one of those ones I've never fully figured out, I really like their products but logging in using the ui.com account makes it seem like there's at least some aspect the relies on a cloud connection and therefore offers access from outside, maybe I just missed a setting to set everything to local login only, I dunno, don't have my Ubiquiti system up and running anymore.
You can still log in locally. The cloud version is so you can log in anywhere.
I went with a waterproof usb webcam fed through the wall and connected to a raspberry pi with motioneye
There are some situations that having your data in the cloud makes more sense than others.
Having a live video feed of your home is like one of the top worse use cases.
Best one imo is steam game saves
Best one imo is steam game saves
Until they figure out how to have AI build profiles based on Steam game saves.
This person always chooses the Arasaka ending every time. Recommend for complementary leadership courses and corporate advancement
Vs
Always sides with the Underground Railroad. Reject 🧊 job application as potential insider threat
... What do you think kernel level anti cheat is there for?
Stopping cheats?
Its sucks ass at that.
But it can read and write basically every bit on your PC.
I don't have any smart cameras but I've been thinking of getting a camera for my front porch lately to deter (and possibly chase down) porch pirates. I live on a busy pedestrian street so I've had packages stolen within 10 minutes...
Does anyone have a privacy respecting, preferably self hosted, camera suggestion? I'd love if it could notify me when a delivery has been made
I use a Raspberry Pi with two external usb cameras running MotionEyeOS. It’s easy to flash to a micro SD and I got a waterproof box to keep the pie dry.
Home assistant can use basically any device with a camera, if you have an old phone or smth
Some people have a box for packages for that.
I'm also a fan of putting a fake package out full of dog shit... Just put a fake address on it and they won't remember where it came from.
I think think might be illegal...
Or you could put a package with a tracker in it.
I've been very happy with Reolink so far - it works with Home Assistant so can be (is) self hosted through with a server as well as the onboard SD card.
Are my cameras smart if they are in an isolated network with a dual homed home assistant/frigate server? They seem smart to me, notifications, detections, stored clips to my nas.
He does show that wireless cameras WiFi activity can be used to track people inside their home. But that seems like a targeted attack, not necessarily something that would be used for mass surveillance. But locally hosting the footage removes you from almost all the issues in general and what's brought up in this video. Just ideally you'd run the cameras over PoE.
Mine are wired and cloudless, on a separate locked down VLAN and I still barely trust them.
I live in a country all properties are walled by default, I have a camera pointed at my front door and one at my garage door and then other cameras inside around the house. None captures any neighbor, just a bit of my sidewalk in front of my door/garage door. Those cameras use coaxial cables connected to a DVR inside my house recording the footage on an HDD. No internet connection, no image being transported through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth... but also no encryption anywhere... how hackable are these?
The video is focused on cloud/internet enabled security cameras. A security system that isn't internet accessible and only stores footage locally is not of any concern unless you think someone would break into your house to take the HDD's themselves.
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