Can my Mac’s camera be hacked? The short answer is yes. It is possible for malware running on your Mac to turn on the iSight camera and record video or still images and audio from the microphone, and send it … Continue reading →

No, but malware is still a threat. While there are no known, common viruses that can attack an iPad, other threats such as adware, malware and spyware exist. Can iPad be hacked by malware? Apple was made aware of an … Continue reading →

Traditionally, it means a whore house/prostitution. Some people do it because they think they are supporting firefighters, just as green bulbs became symbolic of support for the military a few years ago. The latest rumor is that anti-gun liberals are … Continue reading →

1 Answer. Yes, it is feasible. Do an internet search for something like “video decoder vulnerabilities h265”. Plenty of vulnerabilities have been found and patched over the years. Can you get a virus by watching a video? While it’s unlikely … Continue reading →

Here’s how your computer microphone could be hacked.Yes, there are people out there who can hack into your operating system and take over your microphone, using it to listen in on your conversations and record personal information. In fact, as … Continue reading →

The short answer is: you can’t. Is it possible to block screen recording? Prevent Screen Recording For Android On Android phones, tablets or TVs, the screenshots are also black. The Smart Prevent Screen Recording technology can automatically identify system screen … Continue reading →

In an open field with a line of sight, a typical wireless camera ranges between 250 to 500 feet while in a closed environment, such as an interior of a house, the wireless camera range is between 100 to 165 … Continue reading →

If you’re looking for a cheap, effective solution, isopropyl alcohol will work great. Avoid cleaners with acetone as a primary ingredient, as it can erode many of the protective coatings on your camera lens. First, use a soft bristled brush … Continue reading →

Dahua-Lorex & Hikvision Products Banned in USA by the FCC While the NDAA 2019 law banned these companies from being used in government facilities, this action now makes it illegal for them to sell new products into any US market. … Continue reading →

Also known as “triple A”, AAA batteries are the second most popular kind of battery. They are used for small toys, thermometers, and calculators. Triple A batteries are often used for small electronic devices such as TV remote controls, kitchen … Continue reading →

Security cameras are recognized as an excellent deterrent to criminals.Home security cameras aren’t just useful for policing your property; they’re also helpful for keeping an eye on children and pets when you can’t be there. What are the disadvantages of … Continue reading →

Ezviz claims to be an American company (e.g., “EZVIZ is a North American company headquartered in City of Industry, California.”) but Ezviz is a brand of Chinese based Hikvision, which is primarily owned by the Chinese government. Is EZVIZ part … Continue reading →

In order to find out exactly what camera you have, you’ll need to inspect the camera’s serial number and barcode. If the last 4 letters denote ‘CCWR’, then congratulations- you’re safe. If you see ‘CCCH’ you have Chinese camera’s that … Continue reading →

There are several reasons why your camera may be offline, including a depleted battery, high bandwidth usage, updated router settings, or wireless interference. The camera is designed to automatically re-connect once there is internet available.The camera should turn on as … Continue reading →

First be sure that your camera is within good range of its WiFi hotspot.If the WiFi connection is good but the picture remains gray, it is necessary to reboot the camera. We invite you to follow the procedure for installing … Continue reading →