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AI Cameras Took Over One Small American Town. Now They're Everywhere
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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2023
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Yeah, in a perfect world this would be the case. But people want convenience (like a camera in their fridge to see if they need milk or not), consequences be damned. I still have yet to see a proper use case for ~90% of IoT shit out there. Besides harvesting data and / or leaving gaping security gaps, of course.
Just use open source ones..
Well, they're fine if they're on a network with no access to anything, including the Internet.