Creeps are paying $$$ to watch illegal videos of literally anyone. It's terrifying.

[@Suetvvlogs]

the problem with these illegal filming in South Korea is that the justice system in that country give these criminals laughable jail sentences, so it doesn't matter if you find evidence against the person, even if they go to jail there is a huge chance is that they get 6 to sometimes 4 months of jail time for their crimes. so the victims feel that there is no point in going to the police because the criminals won't be punished like they should be.

[@breewashere]

Didn't they say one man just got a $1,000 fine?

[@Suetvvlogs]

@@breewashere yeah but what 1 person compared to 1000? he was one of the few that was unlucky in getting caught and charged! Most of the filming cases don't even reach the police because the victims are too scared and too ashamed to go to the police.

[@breewashere]

@@Suetvvlogs wot

[@ViiMarsik]

@@breewashere 1k is literally nothing for filming someone.

[@breewashere]

@@ViiMarsik I know

[@tsu4595]

It irks me beyond words when people downplay issues like these. This is a problem that only grows bigger and bigger - that is often how modern human trafficking occurs: stalking or recording a victim and selling them off without them even realizing before it is too late. It's not uncommon, especially for women and children, to fall victims to these schemes. It's sickening: you're not edgy, you're not cute, you're not funny, if you make fun of it.

[@tsu4595]

@@kingsly3690 They often broadcast it over shady sites for money, or sell the footage. Sometimes it's for their own sick pleasure, sometimes it's to blackmail a person with footage, sometimes it's to extort a person with footage. Many, many reasons. None of them good.

[@starmustplayz7723]

Yes I agree with this one this cases can become big problems in the future even with children its already concerning enough.

[@ASTR0TALKSPHILOSOPHY]

@@kingsly3690 probably blackmail and cp

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

Maybe. Just remember thos..even if on the streets they have enemies one can't escape no matter if they try. Call it dead man walking.

[@barnaliroysarkar8950]

uno reverse card

[@hunnqy3102]

When i was 12, i actually found a bunch of these websites on accident by surfing the internet as a curious child. I never believed it, i couldn't actually fathom the fact that i was looking at someone literally just chilling on their couch. I thought it wasn't real, it had to be staged. It's severely shocking to me now that I'm much older to realize that was real. I just can't believe it, it's so terrifying. I'm speechless.

[@SH2-136]

When I was younger I remember seeing my laptop camera light turn on and off a few times before it stayed on and I thought was odd or a glitch. I looked it up and I found out about websites like you mentioned and my heart sank and I covered every laptop camera since. I can't imagine what some people have been doing in their own privacy while being watched.

[@hunnqy3102]

@@SH2-136 i can't stand having my camera uncovered. It makes me feel so unsafe.

[@hunnqy3102]

@@SH2-136 i also feel so much guilt for finding those websites, even if it isn't my fault. Just disturbing someone's privacy is so heartbreaking to me.

[@iidentifyasaPSLGoddess]

What year was it when you were 12?

[@hunnqy3102]

@@iidentifyasaPSLGoddess 2017, so a really short time ago. You could find amost anything you want then even though it was so not long ago lol. Google got much better woth their censorship right now.

[@buli_kk]

Funny enough, everytime I use a public restroom I point my middle finger in random places in case there was a camera.

[@daisypickles5808]

OMG ME TOOOOO LOL THATS SO FUNNY!!! DIDNT KNOW OTHERS DID THAT TOO LOL LOL

[@makemelaughaturcommentchal4769]

THX BBY I WILL TRY IT

[@kadegd8320]

BROOO me too anytime im using my computer or public bathrooms even my own room i just point my middle finger

[@normalunicorn4934]

😂

[@ilovegod2240]

I moon them

[@DCrane925]

I always keep the cell phone camera lens, the part that faces me, covered with a small piece of tape. Maybe I'm paranoid or maybe it's actually not that far of a stretch. You never know. People could be watching you watching KZbin or Netflix or Hulu or Tubi or anything, and that creeps me out.

[@cyrussbug]

lol, same. until I saw this I thought it was just me who covered ANYTHING that looked like a camera to me. I guess now in this society it’s just normal to do so..

[@DCrane925]

@@cyrussbug WOW I thought I was the only too Lol

[@MoonWitch77]

I cover my front camera on my phone and got rid of my laptops.

[@larski2824]

Lol most social media apps such as tiktok litreally have acesses to your camera 24-7. It litreally says it in the tos of most apps but no one cares.

[@MoonWitch77]

@@larski2824 True. Facebook and IG also. It’s everywhere !

[@peoplewithblacknailsrhot]

The fact that one of the hackers said " I'm your best friend! " caught me way off guard.

[@mboyer68]

That incident was when someone bought a baby monitor and set it up, then returned it to the store. Then someone else bought it and never set it up, never followed instructions. If you follow basic security protocols for your cameras and router, you'll never ever have any problems.

[@spp-s9l]

*great,now flowey is a creep*

[@wolvie1618]

For me it was "I like your dog". I would have such conflicted feelings like "thanks....wait a second, GET OUT MY HOUSE!"

[@rowan404]

My dad recently installed security cameras outside, and, since he's so worried about security that he puts a Band-Aid over his webcam and refuses to even get a home assistant, this confused me. I asked him why he installed the cameras and he explained that, since most of the neighbors already had security cameras installed, we were at higher risk for getting robbed if we _didn't_ have visible cameras, as the robber would choose the unprotected house. Additionally, the cameras only show the _outside_ of the house, and they're encrypted, meaning that they're not publicly available on sites like those shown in the video. Leave it to my dad to always be several steps ahead!

[@Dice-Z]

The part around getting robbed is a good point, you've got a smart dad.

[@areswalker5647]

Sorry for my ignorance, i know very little on the matter, but how do you ensure your cameras are encrypted?

[@Jermain-cz4bh]

plus why would creeps pay money for something that u can see on google maps with enough searching

[@jiminjams52]

this is why I wanna live in a more secluded village in the alps... I mean it's much safer (and I don't want anything other than a radio, tv and a house phone!!)

[@nabt7009]

Safe??? not from skinwalkers Goodluck! Lol

[@lanatureestlartdedieu9591]

That sounds kinda cool :P

[@Apples765]

And own a gun

[@dripvader3482]

@@elisecarron7338 i misread the post srry

[@yaboijaredsings2810]

@@nabt7009 you'll be safe if you keep their name out of your mouth. They'll only come after you if you dare utter the name. Beware, for they come out to get you! If you are outside at night and hear whistling or bird chirping. head back inside, lock the doors. Close all the curtains in your house after locking all the windows, and go into the bathroom or another room with no windows. Lock the door if you're able too, and if you hear scratching or knocking at the door, do NOT open it or respond in anyway; They'll go away after 2-3 hours. Where I live me and my siblings always have to go into the bathroom if we hear anything that might have been made by one of them, so please be careful when throwing around creatures names, you're basically calling them over to you.

[@khps9176]

I've tried for so long to warn people about how dangerous technology can be. It makes me so happy that other people are spreading the words!

[@itshugh6750]

Technology can only be dangerous in incompetent hands. It's like saying medicine can be dangerous. I can buy paracetamol over the counter against headaches. If I'm not reading how to use it and eat 60 pills at once, I'm going to have a bad time. Should I blame the medicine for that or blame myself in that case? 🤔

[@khps9176]

@@itshugh6750 You are out of context. I never said you should blame the technology (in your case the medicine), i spoke about awareness. And if you didn't know most things that can help you are also deadly...

[@pearlcnrd]

@@khps9176 Hugh is correct, people just need to be educated on proper technology safety etiquette, they should also actively be seeking out any extra tips if they are ignorant. Everything is dangerous in the wrong hands

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

@@khps9176 It's not out of context, you just don't agree 💀

[@min-tq6ys]

its not the technology, its the people who wont choose morals any other day

[@RayMak]

These cameras are actually very easy to hack... It's really scary...

[@walkingl4997]

WHY DID YOU SAY THAT? NOW IM EVEN MORE SCARED!

[@kale_a_boca]

it's been ages since i seen you. ray

[@phantomaviator1318]

You don't need a smart home, you only need to be a smart homeowner. Carry a sharpie or electrical tape and a hammer on your person. Cover your phone cameras, computer cameras, etc.

[@happybunnyntx]

The electrical tape and sharpie are good ideas. I'm going on a trip soon so it would be easier to cover anything I'm suspicious of. If it's nothing then it shouldn't be a problem. If it is then I may need to call the police.

[@6krosey828]

@@happybunnyntx if your staying in airbnb turn off all the lights buy a uv light and look for cameras with it be safe 🙂

[@happybunnyntx]

@@6krosey828 might not be a bad move either, thanks!

[@tiffanyclark-grove1989]

We still tape our phone and laptop cameras lol no home cameras, but how about smart tvs and xbox? Any dangers there?

[@matcharo]

@@tiffanyclark-grove1989 smart TVs can definitely record audio, not sure about video with all ones though. we use to have an old TV that we'd video chat with my mom on, but that was an older TV compared to what we have nowadays..🤔

[@Your-Average-Nerd]

If I were a kid that heard that voice I would panic and start crying, just hearing a man’s voice randomly in your room is horrifying to me. People doing this is so disgusting, I’m constantly paranoid about the fire alarms in hotels about having cameras.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

Then maybe just avoid hotels and camp in your car? I like to avoid hotels, airbnbs, and places with landlords too. You can rent cars in other countries. There were stories of landlords secretly filming people. Tho car mechanics can sneak stuff into cars too.

[@wolvie1618]

If I heard that as a kid, I would be sleeping next to my mom for the rest of the year and I would be constantly paranoid. That was absolutely violating. All of this was, but your room is your safe haven, especially as a child. It's supposed to be the one place you feel safe, and to have a stranger intrude on that is really damaging.

[@VampyBlood17]

Glad your sharing this! It’s really terrifying to think your being watched and even worse if you found out it was true

[@DadSkool]

if you keep the default password, you have no business using any tech really lol

[@someoneout-there2165]

My ex has been doing this to me. We broke up 10 years ago. He's highly unstable but hides behind money. Be careful.. these criminals are sick.

[@leopoochon8015]

Here's a story to share with you all I was on holiday and had booked a room in a hotel. When I arrive I start unpacking my suitcase once I finished unpacking I went to place my suitcase under my bed and what I saw horrified me. There was a small whole drilled into the leg of my bed and it was facing the direction of the bathroom. Knew this wasn't normal as it was the only leg that had a whole in it, so I immediately went to reception that said that they diddnt know how it got there and I got moved into a different room. So you have got to be careful about these things and always make sure your not getting spyed on. Stay safe everyone!

[@shhhhark]

oh gosh... stay safe..

[@leopoochon8015]

Ty. Luckily I couldn't find anything wrong with the second room tho so I guess I was very unfortunate to have gotten the possibly only room with a camera, that's just my luck . 🙃

[@shhhhark]

@@leopoochon8015 i wouldn't really feel safe if i was in your situation and i would probably leave that place immediately since there might have been other cameras u didn't see...

[@leopoochon8015]

That's true but I had already paid and I don't spend to much time in my room anyways. I did check all the areas where I felt like someone could place a camera And removed anything that wasn't mine that I diddnt need and placed them in this one draw. I was still suspicious but seeing as I had done everything I could possibly have done to prevent someone watching me I just tried to enjoy the rest of my holiday. But I'm never going to go back there again just to be safe.

[@starmustplayz7723]

@@shhhhark Well you already paid and like some can be super expensive just for one room but its always so good to get safety precautions just incase u have a weird feelings or gut on that room...

[@brian-yt2bt]

i never want this to happen to anyone

[@Monica3400]

Me neither

[@felinehermetica]

I never felt like I needed cameras inside my house, but I have thought about having them for the sides of our house that we have no windows on or view of. I know for a fact that many camera manufacturers and sellers tell you before you even buy the camera to SET A SECURE password, people aren't taking this seriously enough until it's too late. This is sick & creepy af though....I have covers over all my webcams and phone cams.

[@kelf114]

I just keep my phone in my purse or a drawer when not in use.

[@dinakilljoy5880]

TO THE ONE GIVING THE FINGER TIP FOR MIRRORS: Do your research before you spread false information! "Place your fingernail against the reflective surface in question. If there’s a gap between your nail and the mirror, it’s most likely a genuine mirror. But if you place your fingernail up to the mirror and it appears that your finger is directly touching the finger in the mirror, you might want to investigate further." This is what they have always said and will always say.

[@emilyb4722]

I tried this on my bathroom mirror and it kind of didn't have a gap but I can take the mirror of the wall and I really don't think it has a camera because my parents bought it and put it there so they must have seen if it had or hadn't cameras

[@dinakilljoy5880]

@@emilyb4722 Did you use your finger nail? From all the mirrors I've bought for our apartment I get the gap between my physical nail and mirror nail

[@alisonmarquez9866]

YES. Saw that and cringed. @Spill please verify your research. Everyone please think: "No Space, Leave this Place" when it comes to identifying the gap between your finger and its reflection there should be a gap in a real mirror.

[@Msptomb]

THANK YOU! Thought the same thing!

[@thealivec4t]

Thank god I’m not the only one who caught that

[@a222drylicious]

These camera companies should be sued, this is ridiculous .

[@kelf114]

Why? It's an inherent risk with ANY camera that can be accessed by internet. Any signal that gets transmitted has risk of being overridden. Especially anything wireless. People have even hacked into analog broadcasts, in the past. If you don't want that risk, then don't use cameras. Use an old fashioned security system. If you're away for a while, have a neighbor keep an eye on your place. Use light timers.

[@mboyer68]

Totally! We should sue car companies too because people get hurt in auto accidents. GM and Ford....watch out, here comes a222drylicious!!!!!!!

[@a222drylicious]

@@mboyer68 ;)

[@berserkagain7976]

@@mboyer68 if a car could be hacked and crash you into a tree and it was extremly easy to do, it's totallyyyyy not the cars extremely bad secrites fault right?

[@archygrey9093]

Thats like suing a knife manufacturer after someone stabs you with their knife

[@tanja5335]

I don’t even wanna watch this I’m already scared that cameras are literally everywhere, in my room, toilets... everywhere!

[@shhhhark]

me too :(

[@harmonylovell8899]

Same

[@KandiBabyy]

I’m a mother of 3 boys, and I used to post pictures of them often on social media up until about 5/6 years ago. I don’t know what exactly it was, but noticing how America is slowly becoming more and more like China’s surveillance camera freaks me out. Their recognition technology is insane and idk. I always feel like friends of mine might think I’m not a good mother or don’t love my children as much, but I just have this weird feeling that by me not posting EVERY DETAIL of their lives, it’ll help them in the future.

[@primroseprime6163]

It absolutely does! I was bored one day and decided to look up my own name, and then my own families names, then came across a blog my grandmother had made when I was a little girl. In the blog post were pictures of me and the area I lived in. I don't doubt that my grandmother didnt have any ill intent, and just wanted to share her darling little granddaughter. But it was frightening to me to see pictures of my little toddler self in the bath, posted under an account with my full legal name. Thank you so much for keeping your children's lives private!

[@msjessicahall]

You absolutely did the right thing

[@moyo8841]

You are doing the right thing!!! You are doing your absolute best to protect your children. It is so incredibly unsafe to post photos of children online, it is just far to easy to track people. Especially when they post so much of their lives. I hope one day it is a normality to not post kids online, they can’t consent

[@flaneuredits]

Pls tell my mum this😭

[@jessh9988]

I would never put pictures of children online, not mine, not anyones...

[@МістерБумбастік]

At a university in a neighbouring city, there was one guy who secretly installed a camera into a ventilation system in a bathroom of the university's youth hostel. He recorded videos of female students taking a shower and one student noticed it, told about it to her friend and they called the police. The guy was trying to hurt himself when he got arrested by the police.

[@lillianlasombra]

I would never use a smart device that isn't my phone. When I have access to a laptop, I always cover the webcam with tape when I'm not using it. I never want thermostats, applicances, doors or any other device that can be controlled remotely. If I ever get a security camera I would look for one purely offline or one with very good security to avoid hacking. If there's one thing I don't trust, it's people on the internet

[@karifoto]

Well your phone is hackable too! Even an iPhone. People think they’re more secure but mine got hacked by a guy I met.

[@lillianlasombra]

@@karifoto I know it just has a lot less control over my life. Worst case scenario I lose access to my social media or someone gains access to my camera. I don't even have any banking info on it

[@RainFunks]

Wait, I'm not that too big in cameras and I don't even have them installed, but is there offline cameras? And are the ones that can get hacked are online ones?

[@cpete1459]

@@lillianlasombra simple appliances are best. A lot of people like to have control at "the tip of their fingers," but we don't need a wifi lock to the house. That's just a mess waiting to happen 😂😂

[@warrior_girl_6837]

I remember seeing the video of the little girl in her bedroom being stalked back in October 2021. It scared me so much! Especially cause I’m a mother of a 6 year old son 💔

[@winter3089]

@KameKAZI Pedophiles? Creeps? Selling the video for money? Like tf? Why did you have to say that? Its like saying; "Why would anyone stalk a man/woman" Age doesn't matter when it comes to stalking.

[@irvingmitchell6986]

@KameKAZI it's doesn't matter. Men and boys can be victimized by this even though many keep silent.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

@kamekazi1229 There were s3x traffickers in India who only targeted underage boys and forced castration on them. It's terrible if you cover up crimes happening to some people cause you assume it doesn't happen.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

@@irvingmitchell6986 Then men, boys, and people shouldn't be silent. But don't browbeat, act victimy, or say that females don't have problems to prop up males either. Some people like mgtow do do that. It's just hurts your message and cause. Some females keep silent about them being victimized too. For a while, the predation and p3do in Hollywood was kept silent on. And when people working in Hollywood tried to open up about it, some people gaslighted them. Such as stereotyping that rich people and celebrities don't have problems, were just whining, just want attention cause "entertainers are narcissists", "just acting cause they're actors", or assume celebrities were perfectly safe cause "they have security". it's even happening now. But do people at least care about the kids in Hollywood? So it doesn't just happen to people like males.

[@m6yya]

i’ve met someone who would troll people on the internet, find their ip address, all their info, and call their parents. he reminds me exactly of the guy in 10:22. some ppl are so sick and disgusting that they think it’s funny to do tht

[@UltimateGummyCat22]

Some people do that but with bullies that actively share there information basically just a lesson to not share ur information while being toxic

[@unholyheretik]

For the love of god, SECURE YOUR CAMERAS! That is literally the major issue, people don't secure their Cameras. Come up with a secure password, make sure your network is secure, etc. and please, just *hire* someone to properly install and secure the cameras for you unless you work in Tech and know how to do it.

[@itshugh6750]

Everybody is just good with IT nowadays. Anyone can hook up a router nowadays or buy and set up a cam, but changing a default password or thinking of one better then a 12345 password seems to be too a bridge too far for a lot of them. Whenever people are going to be idiots not using common sense there's going to be people exploiting them. Also, never reuse usernames and passwords. I see people do this a lot. Use the same username and password for everything. Not very smart.

[@130rne]

One of the major problems is garbage security in the device itself. Maybe don't look up how many cameras have exploitable security flaws. It really is absurd and requires a consumer to be knowledgeable about vulnerabilities of specific models. I don't even know the answer, there are so many security/IoT devices that have flaws. All I can say is pay more for your equipment, cheaper brands don't care about security protocols. More expensive doesn't necessarily mean secure, even large name brands have flaws but they'll be patched. Cheap stuff will likely not get security updates.

[@itshugh6750]

@@130rne unfortunately even the higher security brands have had their security issues. Which doesn't matter basically, most people who won't bother to change default passwords also won't bother updating these things to get them secure again unless it's a fully automatic process. I agree with the influx of Chinese cheap stuff security is usually an afterthought. However, making sure the things are updated and changing at least the default passwords makes sure your not a super easy target. Bad people always target the lowest hanging fruit unfortunately.

[@The_New_Abnormal_World_Order]

Pretty soon, the intelligence services will be listening in on every conversation you have at home, and if you say the wrong thing, (you might say something politically incorrect for example,) you will go on a list. (If they aren't doing it already!)

[@karifoto]

Hardwired cameras are the only way to go. Anything wifi can be hacked. Anything!

[@ReddCinema]

Your videos never disappoint! ❤️

[@DolphyShark]

the video just came out...

[@lalustepoy6382]

@@DolphyShark 😭😭😭

[@xsforreal]

This is the reason why most major American hotels don't include much in the rooms anymore. Nothing plugged in (except lamps of course) nothing on the counters. If the hotel does have something out, it's usually not glossy black plastic.

[@syrusangi8743]

Privacy is becoming a very rare and valuable commodity these days

[@MrTeaLover123]

I wish people just respect our privacy

[@remainedanonymous8251]

We signed that waiver when we got a smart phone

[@-person-9700]

Ikr it feels like privacy dosent exist………. LIKE PEOPLE SHOULD RESPECT US IM SO MAD AT THE WORLD RN!

[@wilsonno9675]

You know that these "people" can't do that. In fact they shouldn't be called people at all, they're disgusting monsters.

[@elitehacker1416]

As an extremely professional hacker you might want to take my advice. My dad was a hacker for 20yrs and I've been one for 15yrs. I highly recommend you never put any security cameras on you house THAT REQUIRE WIFI CONNECTIONS. Never buy those types of CAMERAS, THERMOSTATS, DOORBELLS, GARAGE DOOR OPENERS, KEYLESS SMARTLOCKS FOR DOORS AND IN SOME CASES EVEN YOUR CARS. I'm not sphere my advice take it or leave it, smart THERMOSTATS trash, smart locks trash, cars that use wife to start and unlock them trash. Easy to steal or hack into. Now security cameras always recommend having them but make sure they are the kind that have actual wires attached to them and run back to a main recording device, door locks cmon you not that lazy unlock it yoursel, if you don't get what I'm saying so far pretty much you don't need any smart anything as Kool as it might seem. Always have security cameras but always have your main recording system plus a backup incase burglars find one. Recommend a security system once again not connected to any internet. Just remember ppl when I started hacking the guy that thought me once told be,IF MAN MADE IT, MAN CAN BREAK IT. as much as these thing may be here to make life easier and you feel more secure, in a lot of way your more vulnerable than ever. It's to hard for me to explain everything so if any of you guys have questions please just ask and I'll help you if possible. Security is not a joke and hacking your security items or any item attached to the internet in anyway is easier than you think.

[@coco_mitten987]

Thanks for the advice quick question have you hacked into people security and ruined their lives?

[@kaestrr]

thanks man

[@blablabla5191]

What measures can we take to secure our privacy while web searching , using phones (ios and android both) , using laptop , online transactions etc?

[@kaestrr]

@@blablabla5191 Im on IOS (ipad) and I just dont do anything like going to unknown webs, downloading apps (I ask my dad before downloading) etc etc lol

[@TheOneAndOnlyMementoMori]

i kinda doubt you're a real hacker but thanks for the tips I guess even though i never had any interest in buying those stuff.

[@shapeshiftingdodo]

I'm already paranoid as it is, now I'm just extremely paranoid.

[@ShinjiBee]

I remember back in the day there was an ipad app that was just live camera footage from all over, as a kid I assumed people with the app allowed access but I genuinely believe nowadays that it was all hacked cameras 😬

[@SangitA]

When i was kid i have checked those kinda websites and thought why would anyone want to watch this boring sheet

[@NintendoDSsoulinjectoin]

Omg I had one of those on my tablet in the past now the app is gone

[@delinaamanuel9211]

@KameKAZI That’s messed up 💀

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

As if paranoid schizophrenics didn’t have it hard enough… I feel so sorry for them

[@lesleysisler3327]

Thank you. It's not easy.

[@Therealsspiderman]

Two years ago my cousin was sleeping in a crib at the time and we have a camera pointed at the crib. so basically she was sleeping and a man started singing her lullaby’s.. my grandmother was able to record it and we unplugged the camera and took out the batteries. Also at my dads house we have cameras in every room since I have younger siblings so it always makes me worried that someone’s watching.

[@alymay6849]

even bedrooms?? that's kinda creepy

[@taylorm4831]

Sounds like your dad is the problem here

[@Therealsspiderman]

I also have to share a room with my younger sister because the two rooms in the attic don’t have air conditioning, walls, or electricity yet. So obviously when I get my own room there won’t be a camera.

[@aartihutcheons8524]

When ur watching this while being alone at home- "I always feel like, somebody' is watching meeeeeee"

[@caqi]

Yes, be careful. I watched a video saying that there can even be 30 cameras watching you in a motel room (like the video explained) and that lots of toys and everyday items have them. Someone even found a camera the size of sand

[@wingit7602]

there is no camera that is the size of a grain of sand

[@Raesey]

kind of cap with the last sentence lol

[@poppy83.]

😂😂😂

[@caqi]

@@wingit7602 there was even proof

[@caqi]

@@Raesey no cap, there was proof

[@susanedwards47]

this is AWFUL and it irks me to an ENORMOUS amount that people talk about influencers making the tiniest mistakes more than things like THIS that are LITERALLY so DANGEROUS! people need to talk about things like this more and not influencers tripping on a red carpet. (random example) 21:40 not correct. if there is a GAP between your finger and your reflection's finger, that's when you know it's a genuine mirror. if not, that's a one-way mirror meaning someone's watching through the glass. just sharing that so nobody touches a mirror in a bathroom and freaks out because they're all one-way mirrors. i went to london a few weeks ago and i felt UNSAFE because of all of these cases. i shouldn't have. it would have been a lovely holiday if my hotel room didn't feel dangerous to sleep in. i was cautious to not go onto anything personal on my phone. the worst part was, there was a vent that put cold air into the room (the window didn't open for safety reasons) and i was so freaked out at night by it.

[@maggiegao8007]

Getting footage of you is way more dangerous than an intruder. It is very rare for someone to break into your house, but everyone uses the internet now. They could easily blackmail you which is way more dangerous than having someone hostage. I personally live in a very secure neighborhood so I don't use cameras. Edit: Oh S**T I NEED TO COVER UP MY WEBCAM. It's would be kinda funny if the hackers hacked your phone webcam and they just see like a 8 y/o kid playing minecraft while on the toilet. That would be me when I was 8 y/o. Edit 2: Also I suggest buy something that is not internet related like a baby cam I have, its like a monitor and the only way to view the cameras is through the monitors. It doesn't even need wifi. Buy something old school like security cameras that only lets you get access through the monitor that comes with it. It doesn't ask you for a password since the only device it works with is the one that came with it. You won't be able to record anything, but you can always just leave a charging phone that you dont use and just record it with the recording app.

[@TheShanzida]

8/yo you is a SAVAGE

[@someoneout-there2165]

This happens to me. My ex is a creep and has had these placed about.. they even have them placed where I work. Even in the bathrooms. These people are sick. My ex became a part of this mess to deflect from his own illegal, criminal activity and so no one focuses on him.

[@mskrazie]

its inevitable. sadly the more we think about it, the more anxious we will get. :(

[@DefHuman]

Small cameras that can fit on cars/tight places:ban them. Large cameras you can easily see and detect if someone watching you via phone:Use

[@gromit0299]

No one is safe from this, unless you just choose to not have smart technology, but changing the default password to something much more difficult, and using two factor authentication for ALL of your accounts, will make the chances of this happening less likely. (This may seem obvious to some, but trust, that technology doesn't come intuitively to everyone. 🌟The More You Knoooooooow🌟

[@jennies3rdpetdog527]

What is two factor authentication

[@Unknownlng]

@@jennies3rdpetdog527 When you can’t log in unless you confirm ur identity on another device. Usually your phone.

[@bruh-yu5du]

here's how to know if a mirror in a public place is a camera: if you put a finger against it and there's no space between it and the reflection, it's likely a doubled sided camera. No space, Leave the place!

[@juli6952]

I always do that when I see a mirror. I get paranoid when I see a mirror so I always have to check.

[@Joe_334]

That just reminded me of The Truman Show...

[@matinajazmine]

This are the days when you thank God you can't afford them

[@oreolover9321]

Thanks a lot lol!!!! My husband got a nice air bnb for us this weekend I'm scared now 😫 I literally ask him this would if the owner have cameras and my husband says' that's illegal"😅 God bless his soul

[@Clxpped256]

seriously, imagine how much undetected spy cameras exist.

[@TOMIEUNDEAD]

I said something like this would happen when a family friend installed cameras along with Alexa and other smart devices in her house. I was like, is it really so hard for you to do things yourself. She is a able bodied person. I told her all of this stuff is going to cause a lot of problems. A few months later her whole setup was compromised and some of her banking info was leaked

[@hardyquinn9442]

Oh I'm totally against the Alexa. As soon as it came out and everyone was getting it I felt like this kinda thing would happen, it's horrific.

[@kaestrr]

@@hardyquinn9442 same

[@itshugh6750]

That's what you get if you use the same password for everything. Use it on a website and your smart home, website gets hacked, your username and password gets on a list and software is used to see if it can be used on other sites. Don't reuse the same passwords and usernames everywhere. You don't go out replacing the locks on all your doors with a single, same key, and then handing out that masterkey to different organisations hoping they'll keep it to themselves.

[@Raesey]

@@itshugh6750 thank goodness i use different names and passwords on my social medias, because of me being paranoid that someone may stalk me (weird reason right lol). but mainly for the reason that i got groomed 4 years ago, and that person is still trying to get in contact with me to this day. (recent was a month ago) :')

[@jennajoy8323]

when we got a dog, we got a camera to check on her during the day, soon we noticed that it was moving with no one in our family moving it and the camera being on with no one turning it on. it was really scary, now its unplugged and staring at a wall

[@biggiechungus784]

I've taken a few cybersecurity classes, and 100% the biggest vulnerability with devices that can be remotely accessed is not changing the default password. I recommend disabling remote access completely, but if you need it, please change the password to something complicated that you haven't used anywhere else. For a password, I'd recommend taking a phrase or collection of random words. Switch out some letters with symbols and some with numbers, and never use that password for anything else. If you do it right, it would literally take a hacker billions of years to brute force it

[@cpete1459]

I wouldn't recommend a remote lock as a lock for front doors. It's a mess waiting to happen. Sure, we like to think of access with an ease. Especially with a toddler and a handful of groceries. But just keep it simple, have a deadbolt and a regular lock. Take your kid out first, and then come back for your groceries.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

@@cpete1459 If people make quick trips to and from their car, still look it. There was a mom who only made that quick trip for a sec and someone already drove off with her car with her baby inside the car. Thankfully the the baby was found cause the carjackers left the baby on the sidewalk. Still awful. Cause what if no one tended to that baby?

[@clarimm6675]

Thanks, a new fear is unlocked

[@edithaarias]

I bought a camera from Amazon that requires to connect to the wifi. I’m honestly scared now 😭😭 it has moved around a couple of times but I thought it was just glitching

[@arreola891]

This is terrifying. Surveillance cameras are a peeping Tom's dream come true!😳🤦‍♀️

[@Trashfir3]

I remember being sent a link to a homemade site that literally exposes companies security cameras

[@jeanroth1254]

This is 100% true-I came home from work, sat down in the chair and flipped open my laptop and on the screen was an Asian man in a pale yellow shirt sitting sideways to me at his computer. He turned and looked at me and clicked off. It was super creepy because I hadn't logged in or anything. He was just there. The camera on my phone and computer are now covered all the time.

[@kaestrr]

w h a t

[@matthewsum1752]

@@kaestrr w h a t

[@Unknownperson-ie6bm]

Unless you had Spyware download I doubt that happened

[@kaestrr]

@@matthewsum1752 are u fr

[@itshugh6750]

Always remember to close your browser when you have visited the creepy asian old guy section at phub before you get home, otherwise the windows is going to stay open if the laptop lid closes and is going to open when you open the laptop screen again when you get home. Tl;Dr: I'll take stuff that never happened for 500 dillards!

[@starbuckslov3rs13]

😦

[@Goodriddance890]

Unless you have a functioning flamethrower

[@Leyl1nes]

That’s common sense

[@gloopgloopington4262]

That’s something I was taught really early on.

[@TheMrFolgers]

Tip: I don't even answer my door anymore unless I know I have a package coming that requires a signature or if its someone I invited. Another pro tip if you stand at my door and keep knocking I will pull the drapes up and start knocking back with a smile. They love that!

[@divinedragon17]

nah we here in asian always open our door to stranger when they knock our door, theres no inccident like that here. idk if that happen only in western

[@Jeremy_Watson]

Using someone's username and password to gain access to their ring camera without their permission is indeed considered hacking.

[@alexxander966]

Sooooo... what's the name of this website? Because I do legitimately need to check and make sure my parents house isn't on it. I know my dad is lazy when it comes to passwords

[@stoneheart_raven]

For the 1 website you know of there are many more you don't know. Either way assume it can be hacked and get your dad a more secure camera with passwords. You just don't know. Don't go on these websites too, since you don't know what you are exposing your computer too. I have a friend in Cybersecurity and it is a scary messed up world if you wonder from the path.

[@meatybtz]

This is a long time problem all over the world, thanks to IOT (internet of things), aka, smart devices with cameras or microphones. Even as far back as 2009, there were cases where laptops with spyware, school spyware, were distributed to students and were then misused by district staff to watch children in their rooms. If it is networked, it can be compromised, period. I was a security professional back then. These kinds of things were huge to us.

[@DamiesEvilTwin]

the website claiming to highlight security issues by livestreaming countless people is bsing, because people having no idea the website exists and yet is recording them isn't helping anyone

[@betterlatethannever4921]

Anyone watching me would be bored out of their ever loving mind.

[@sunnydragon8077]

This is creepy, terrible. I’m scared for most people. Also, I’ve been to one of these places in the video. I’m scared now but I don’t think anyone was watching me and my family because no one has talked to us and I didn’t really feel like anyone was watching us. This is creepy and I hope everyone is alright.

[@sunnydragon8077]

No one had talked to us*

[@CloverCutieASMR]

I always get really nervous pet sitting. Sometimes I'll feel fine in a house but other times I'll feel like I'm being watched. I stay over the person's house when I pet sit so if there were cameras, things like me getting undressed or showering would be filmed. Eventually I want to write up contracts that say the pet owners have to disclose if and where they have cameras.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

Why would people working at people's houses like pet sitting take a shower at strangers' and their customers' houses? I think it's inappropriate. I think it's inappropriate to raid their fridge and food too unless they allow it.

[@CloverCutieASMR]

@@user-gu9yq5sj7c It's house sitting. The arangement is usually agreed upon before hand. Most of my clients prefer I stay at their house so their dog can still sleep with someone in bed. It's actually super common.

[@anomalyahblack1515]

I don't have any cameras in my bedroom or my son's room and I've been covering my pc and front phone cams for years at this point. Call me paranoid, but after this video you might wanna start doing the same :F

[@SpaceMonolith1.4.9]

When i was a kid there was an app that let you use public cameras and move them around , it was fun to mess with them but it got boring quick , nowdays ... There's this thing

[@-blaise]

I really don't like the tone of this video this is kinda fear mongering but I appreciate you guys reminding people to change the default password too many people get lazy when it comes to network security.

[@MEOWSHROOMIES]

I'm really interested to see how the calculator on the bed is capable of filming someone.

[@Galatea_Ganymede]

I understand it not being appropriate to have camera in a teenager's room, but for small children, I understand it. Not to monitor what your kid does or to control them, but I have heard and seen news articles of so many cases where abductors will come in through a child's bedroom and kidnap them. To me, who is not even a mother yet, that thought is horrifying. I don't blame that mother for having a camera in her child's room, but there definitely should have been more steps taken to making the network it was in more secure.

[@LowkeyKyunie]

This legit gave me chills down my spine.

[@sunshinefine1886]

I get this is serious, but considering that my cameras are only outside and frequently dead because I forget to replace the batteries I think I’m safe.

[@wingit7602]

Outside is fine. I dont understand these fools that stick them in their bedroom

[@EmptyMTYT]

I found a USB charger camera. It was pointed at the bed in a hotel we stayed at for 2 nights. Night one I put it in a drawer and then by the second night it was back. I binned it at the translation on the way home. Always take stickers with you to cover cameras, it really pisses them off, especially if they leave a lot of residue. Also, if you're ballsy, just stare for a solid minute then smile and pretend to make a call

[@clo9999]

You did so good on this video!

[@9ogi]

i JUST added a security cam in my amazon cart THIS MORNING bc i’ve been having a lot of package thefts and negligent deliveries that basically say “hey come steal this!!” im taking this as a sign

[@exquisitesiamesecat]

One time I went on a vacation with my family to Buffalo in New York. We stayed at a Hilton Hotels apartment. On like the 4th or 5th night, I saw a lamp turn on and off on its own. I got pretty scared because at the same time my laptop said it was unsecure. I'm really hoping it was just someone testing how secure the wi-fi was, and not someone that was tracking my exact room.

[@crowdrinkingcoffee]

There were things that looked like cameras in every room (which there were three of) in a hotel too room that my family stayed in, they were very obvious and could have been smoke alarms, but they looked just like the kind of security camera you’d find in a shopping centre.

[@iamgonnagocryagain1401]

People be scaring me rn cause we got the same fire alarms in our house aswell and one of them is right above my sister's bad. I am gonna ask my dad to check it out tommorow 😭

[@seriouslycynical9507]

With the endless list of horrific events reported daily, I will never understand why people are still so trusting of anything and anyone. How much more do we need to see/hear about before people understand that this world is ridiculously evil and adjust their habits with this truth in mind?

[@ec-3po]

Now I’m gonna be paranoid that someone’s hacked into my lock on my door and will come unalive me

[@alwendedios]

I have the same camera at 6:20 in my living room, it has a motion sensor that follows you that can be turned off, but that doesnt mean people arent watching.

[@Sp3ctralI]

I’ve checked my outlets and covered cameras on devices unless when on a call with someone. Always good to be safe and ensure nothing weird is going on from some of the most sickening and useless excuses for humans.

[@jval75816]

This is why I will never put cameras in the house.

[@chipkid]

i fear this stuff man.

[@shhhhark]

me too....

[@makemelaughaturcommentchal4769]

I live in a house of 10 women and 5 men. Most of the women are 16-18 and that’s the age creeps like. My “father” puts cameras all over my house. These are the type of cameras that people can easily hack into. Told my dad about the cameras and he said “hane, you are just paranoid, you and your siblings are okay” I can’t believe he said that. I don’t feel safe in this house, not even my siblings are. It feels like someone is watching us. My question is.. Why do people want to spy on others? It’s not funny.

[@jennies3rdpetdog527]

I hope you do some thing abt this

[@mejustaverage9927]

You should send him this video

[@disruptivegarage]

To those worrying. You can check for cams with a wifi signal app. If the device uses wifi it sends out signals which can be picked up by such an app. And for direct checks you can use the camera app on your phone in the dark and use a remote as a flashlight to detect reflections from small holes or objects. Also limit smart products in your life

[@duck_withknif]

There's literally no safe place for us to stay...so sad how the world is becoming to...

[@whiterussian0889]

I know a father and son who have been doing this for over a decade. They are definitely not geniuses but they are good with computers, electronics, and wiring. It even got to the point where they had narratives with certain people, they were invested in their personal lives!! I saw it with my own eyes once. These for all people with private security cameras inside of their own homes too, how scary

[@embreadiment]

what's with these people and trying to invade homes, if they invade mine i'd challenge them to a dance battle

[@CajunReaper95]

Funnily enough the only cameras in my house are on my phone, my grandmother’s phone, my grandfathers work and his personal phone, my two laptops, my gaming desktop which has a Logitech brio webcam, both my laptops are closed, my phone gets put in a basket type organizer and my desktops webcam is obstructed by a massive computer chair.

[@cyrussbug]

ok, just a question, I know it’s silly but I’m just an extremely paranoid teenager: I’ve been living in my house with my family for a while now, and we don’t have any cameras or anything. we have one camera but it’s always unplugged and frankly I don’t even know why we have it since we never use it. we have Amazon Alexa, but it’s also always unplugged because of my paranoia. I always cover up my phone camera or any camera on a device. we have tvs and stuff, we always close our curtains and blinds, and there doesn’t seem to be any cameras outside.. but if there was, is there any places anyone would recommend for me to look?

[@jeanroth1254]

I'd like to know if our TV's have cameras like our phones do.

[@RyosukeTakahashiRX7]

@@jeanroth1254 No, and if you're that worried just don't have them connected to the Internet.

[@cyrussbug]

@@RyosukeTakahashiRX7 thanks! I was wondering thst too

[@aliy132]

Question- is it normal for hotels to have sprinklers on the walls? We had some that were about 5 lined up on a wall (sideways) and about 2 feet away from each other. They were right above the bed.

[@RyosukeTakahashiRX7]

Yeah? It's called basic safety. Although 5 just about a bed is a weird choice, still wouldn't be alarmed since this vid is pure fear-mongering.

[@veldaartantiwidyadana3944]

I think you may want to go somewhere else

[@TheSpaceyCat]

@@RyosukeTakahashiRX7 doesn't mean this isn't happening though?

[@alexisyandell315]

Great video as always. By the way, a 'pay pig' is a term used in the BDSM community, specifically in the financial domination subsection. I'm not sure who she is, or what her niche is, but that's where that term comes from. Findom consists of usually a woman who is the dominatrix and a sub who is the paypig. They get off on being talked to like they're worthless and giving all their money to their dom. It goes deeper than just that but just trying to give you more context on that word. If that's the community she's in, and her audience is as well, that's perfectly fine. If she's not in that niche, then it really shows you how she views her audience, wow.

[@poppy83.]

@Alexis Yandell You mean Spill?

[@anikajoy5739]

So weird how my phone just showed me this video. Last night I stayed in a rental cabin and noticed lighting in weird places and it made me think 🤔 ....I looked and looked for a spy cam... didn't find one, but that doesn't mean it wasn't there. I swear the coat hooks were also strange . Wow

[@issywissyOoO]

And this is why I keep my webcam covered on my laptop and keep my iPad/phone faced down

[@athenal1n]

There’s 2 cameras in a iPhone

[@syed.syazwan]

Seems like among my biggest fears are true 😬

[@stargirl_niaa]

I am now terrified 😰

[@6krosey828]

@ashone what's a secure password i don't necessarily don't know if i have secure passwords

[@itshugh6750]

@@6krosey828 just use password as your password, or 12345! Works great! Also make sure to use the same email to register for everything, so for everything you use the same email and a password that is guessed in 1 millisecond and your good! 👍

[@Bunny2319b]

This is terrifying and beyond creepy…

[@Mordeomaneater]

Wow and to thing I wanted to buy some home security to FEEL SAFE…

[@B1LLE]

A man at my local cafe hid cameras in the lady’s bathroom where women under the age of 18 were using. He’s was 35

[@rxndo-kitsune]

Bruh nobody be talking about how someone legit stole a full cat

[@FriskyVivitfilia]

this is why i always keep a piece of tape on the front camera of my phone… not only do i barely take selfies or photos of myself (and even if i did take photos, it’s from the back camera and doesn’t include my face) but i’m paranoid that one day my camera will get hacked. i shouldn’t even have to BE scared because this is my phone, but apparently there are disgusting people out there who do this.

[@uncoolkid2734]

This video needs to reach more views !!!!!!

[@CgamerSoSilly]

If I heard someone say on a camera that I was they're friend, I would just flip them off, then break it.