SpyGearCo: Spy and Surveillance

Sexting is a new term that combines texting and sending sexually explicit photos. As previously mentioned, teens do not always think through how their actions lead to consequences. Sexting is really fun. Sexting is not new, but it is on the rise. Cases are bubbling up all over the country and even in other countries.

Specifically, sexting involves sending lewd text or pictures electronically to someone over a mobile phone or computer. Sexting often starts with a teenage girl sending a nude or semi-nude picture of herself to a boyfriend. Sexting has taken a great idea and turned it into a bad one.

Sexting can best be defined as sending naked photos of yourself using your mobile phone to another phone or a social networking site. Specifically for those who may not know better (like teens) and those who will not do better (like spurned adults) sexing is growing every day.

The unwanted consequences of sexting in the wrong hands far outweigh the momentary high of pleasing yourself and your partner.

Sexting is a variation of message texting and teens are abusing message sending by crossing the line into sexting. Texting is an optional feature a parent can disable through the cell phone carrier. 

Sexting is a consequence of advances in technology enabling new forms of social interaction. Messages with sexual content have been exchanged over all forms of historical media. Sexting has become ubiquitous, and those kids need one hell of a wake-up call. Sexing is like sending porn and if caught and charged will shake both teen and parent and make them understand that sexting can come to bite both in the ass when the authorities find out.

Bottom line, Sexting is to risky and anyway, who wants to risk being caught sexting and publicly released! Sexting has been linked to severe embarrassment when photos are passed to people other than the intended recipient, even contributing to the suicide of the sexting initiator. Sexting is mostly used when a person sends a nude picture of themselves to someone else. Students have been arrested for sexting and are facing criminal charges such as child pornography.

Jesse Logan sent nude pictures of herself to a boyfriend. When they broke up, he sent them to hundreds of other students. Jesse was the victim of a disturbing trend that is making it’s way through high school hallways. It is called sexting, or sending nude photos via cell phone.

Jesse went to the funeral. She is the latest victim of Sexting. When she came home, she hanged herself. Jessica’s business is her own and for the girls to get involved was the worst mistake they ever made. I cant even begin to imagine the pain that she must have went through to make her do it. Jessie took a shower before getting ready. Her dad was home. Jesse can finally rest. The blame should really goes to the parent when a child is at fault.

Parents need to keep a close eye on what their children are accessing and sending through their phones. Don’t be afraid to block websites and disable text messaging from your kids phone, it will save them and you from huge embarrassment. Parents need to wise up and be PARENTS. Parent or not, I do not think children should have one unless they can pay for it.

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This entry was posted on Thursday, March 26th, 2009 at 8:09 pm and is filed under Home Security. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comment will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.

Dummy cameras are non-functioning fake security cameras . You’d also be surprised at the number of dome cameras you see in popular stores that are not real. Dummy cameras or better known as Fake Security Cameras are also common as a deterrent.

Dummy cameras are regular security camera housings without the electronics inside. They are simply just the shell of a camera this keeps their cost as low as possible and in some situation is the cheapest response to a theft problem.

Fake security cameras are a low cost solution if you’re not able to spend the money on a real surveillance system. A fake security camera can be a cheap way to add on to an existing surveillance system. Fake security cameras are a cost effective way to help prevent crime, not only at you home, but your office as well. There are several fake security cameras to choose from today.

Fake security cameras are also called dummy cameras. They are nonfunctional and so are often only used to deter minor theft and vandalism in places like restaurants and convenience stores. Fake security cameras are an excellent way of deterring thieves, vandals and intruders from breaking and entering or damaging your home.

They are easy to install, both inside and outside the property, and come in all the same shapes and sizes of real security cameras. Fake security cameras are the solution to your inadequate security system. Fake security cameras are a good cheap alternative to High quality security cameras: wireless cameras, PIR security camera at the best .

Fake security cameras are definitely a more cost effective method of preventing burglars. The more real cameras you can have the better but dummy security cameras are just as effective. Fake security cameras are a cost-effective solution for those who can’t afford to spend money on real cameras, but just want something to scare burglars away.

You will be surprised by how real they look. Fake security cameras are the low cost solution to a costly security setup. The strong points of having your property secure far outweighs the alternative of no security, but a tight budget cannot get you everything you need for total protection.

Fake security cameras are especially effective in areas that you expect to be covered by security cameras. You can know exactly what is going on in your home when you have a hidden camera. Fake security cameras are nothing but dummy cameras which quite inexpensive as compared to other security cameras but they however do not hold a record of the images as they are not actual or real cameras.

They are surely a cost effective way of misguiding criminals. Fake security cameras are exceptionally realistic and help prevent loss. Real security systems are complete audio/video systems with small cameras and cables to a monitor, which can also be hooked up to your existing VCR or DVR for recording.

Fake security cameras are exceptionally realistic to frustrate thieves and help prevent loss. You can gain peace of mind with real security systems, complete audio/video systems with small cameras and a monitor.

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This entry was posted on Friday, March 20th, 2009 at 9:49 am and is filed under Home Security, Surveillance for Business. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comment will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.

Digital surveillance video is the latest technology with vastly improved resolution, megapixel IP cameras are the new leaders in camera security surveillance. IP video cameras are exceptional for use as school security cameras, bank security surveillance, law enforcement surveillance, casino surveillance, home surveillance, network surveillance video, remote surveillance system video, outdoor surveillance video, grocery store surveillance, mall security surveillance, traffic monitoring surveillance, airport security surveillance, daycare surveillance video, and anyplace you need an excellent quality digital network surveillance system.

An IP-based camera, also known as an IP network camera, digitizes the video signal using a specialized encoder that contains an onboard web server. Analogue cameras belong to a whole different world. They are fast, provide images with no compression, no artifacts, no motion blur, and use any cable length you need.

Analog cameras were not able to accomplish this, and VCRs certainly did not offer you the versatility of a surveillance dvr . Forget about tapes and needing to rewind to see what you missed on your footage. Analog cameras turn the video signal into a format that can be received by a television or other receiver such as a VCR or monitor.

Digital recording of an IP Camera captures the scene or the analog video picture-by-picture or frame-by-frame. The individual frames, created by either analog or digital, create the appearance of motion, but in reality the movement is just a grouping of images presented very quickly.

IP cameras are digital cameras that have a web server built in and can be used in any situation, indoors or outdoors, for domestic or business use. All you need do is to plug the camera into an Internet connection, and it is then visible to anybody using the IP address of the camera.

IP cameras are extremely beneficial when existing network infrastructure is present and running new cable is is challenging. IP cameras are also using in applications where you have multiple building that are not connected together and need to be linked to one NVR recorder.

IP cameras are ideal, for example, traffic control. Most city/municipalities like the idea of using cameras to monitor traffic control, but they typically do not want to record what happens. IP cameras are commonly used by children’s nurseries, businesses, Internet cafes and security applications.

IP cameras are primarily used for surveillance in the same manner as analog closed-circuit television . A number of IP cameras are normally deployed together with a digital video recorder (DVR) or a network video recorder (NVR) to form a video surveillance system.

IP cameras are also effective substitutes for analog cameras in traditional law enforcement applications, such as keeping public places safe. IP cameras can be used for access control .

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 18th, 2009 at 10:49 am and is filed under Home Security, Surveillance for Business, Video Surveillance Systems. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comment will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.

Are you aware that most employees are the greatest culprits of profit loss in most business especially the ones who are getting their hours cut due to the severe economic recession/depression. Many savvy employees are very knowledgeable on how their employer’s business functions day in and day out. Employees can steal data or goods and sell them on the street for an illegal profit. Or they can generate illegal data, like an employee using your Web server to host child pornography on the sly.

Did you ever think maybe those people are stealing food to feed there family’s! If they want drugs they wouldn’t be stealing meat!

Employees can be affected as far as wages even to the point of not being able to get raises. Let’s be very clear here that more theft is often done by employees rather than customers. Employees would inadvertently allow in malware which could put the entire business at risk, or cripple the systems. Employee theft sums were more than 5.6 times greater per incident, averaging $1,842. The total value recovered, including customer and employee theft, was $3 billion.

Internal shrinkage is one of the the biggest culprits of why business go bankrupt, employees are layed off, and benefits and bonuses are cut. Internal shrinkage can be anything as little as taking office supplies home or eating food you are not suppose to. All these little things, aside from common product or cash theft, add up and make a significant impact in a company’s profit margins.

Making businesses more safe in this day and time is made easier with surveillance camera systems. Theft happens in every kind of business from retail to road repair. Also, people come in establishments today and shoot or disable people for life. Take a look at the the Reverend Fred Winters who was conducting a service in the First Baptist Church in Maryville when the seemingly inexplicable happened. “Gentleman walked down the aisle, spoke with the pastor, the pastor then killed him in cold blood at point blank range. Cameras can cut way down on all these crimes.

With the economy at near depression level, businesses need to be careful with their losses. Whether it is supplies or products stolen by employees or goods stolen by customers, theft cost businesses billions of dollars every year. This affects profits that can affect stockholders as far as their dividends sometimes. Employees can be affected in several ways. For one, they may lose their job. Or get their wages reduced without the possibility of ever getting a raise again. Again, more theft is often done by employees rather than customers as employees know when and what to steal.

Also, CEO’s and business owners can’t oversee their business 24x 7. This is where the surveillance and hidden camera systems come in. They act like round the clock security guards watching employees to commit theft and other crimes. They also keep a visual permanent record of all that goes on. Video surveillance camera clips can help prosecute when these crimes occur.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 at 4:44 pm and is filed under Hidden Cameras, Video Surveillance Systems. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comment will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.

Wireless video spy cameras are also extremely popular with wildlife enthusiasts; tiny wireless cameras can be used in bird boxes, beehives, up trees. The wireless cameras are often very light and so can even attached to larger mammals – ask felix first! Wireless spy cameras have a maximum operating range of approximate 80-100m outdoors (line of sight) or approximate 30m indoors. This is only a rough approximation as there are a variety of factors that can affect the performance and range of a wireless spy camera such as number of walls, wall thickness, building materials, interference with other electronic devices, etc.

Hidden cameras are your solution to finding out all the information you need. Are you a working parent with children who have to stay at home with a nanny during the day? Hidden cameras are used as a security system to protect homes and small businesses.  Hidden spy cameras are very effective tools when it comes to finding out what is going on when you are not there. They have so many uses at home or business.

Hidden cameras are also becoming an important part of shopping malls, entertainment centers, schools and offices to protect oneself from crime and unwanted happenings. A nanny hidden camera is the best gift you could give to your family to help protect them and lead a peaceful life without having to give up your work.

Spy and Hidden cameras are also perfect for catching cheaters, monitoring employees, children and spouse, acquiring others’ passwords, chat records and websites visited, and even investigating crimes. Spy Camera Software lets you know EXACTLY what others do on your PC while you are away. Perfect for dressing rooms. Perfect for a nanny cam, for businesses concerned about shoplifting and other crimes… the uses are endless!

All Spy and hidden cameras come with a receiver that the camera transmits to in order to receive the video. Normally you would take the RCA jacks that come with receiver and connect them to an old VCR or portable DVR.

But many people need to watch their baby sitter or house or children from a remote location over the Internet. There are 2 sure fire ways to do that. Here they are.

The USB DVR is computer surveillance hardware that turns your home or office computer into a powerful, global-wide video surveillance system in 5 minutes or less.

Connect this compact device to any desktop or laptop via USB port. Then you can record live video from the camera connected to the PC’s hard drive. You can connect up to 4 cameras and watch them locally or remotely over the Internet. This simple, small device basically has a built in quad that allows up to 4 cameras to monitored in real time either locally or over the Internet. This is a fantastic device that used to be a time consuming task.

The device is color adjustable for each channel, MPEG4 Compression.

It also has Video playback, pause, stop, fast-forward, single-frame play and image capture and advanced search mode.

Multi-lingual, Remote surveillance and PTZ control with a User friendly interface. This is not digital PTZ but supports a select group of cameras that have Pan, Tilt, Zoom capability.

Watch your pets, nanny, babysitter, even your kids and view from any location in the world via the Internet.

You can also use your computer’s IP address to log on and immediately view live or past video and it can record to HDD, USB DISK, ZIP Drive, CD/RW.

Another great feature is that it allows you to select 5 levels of recording quality. You can change record frame rate per channel from 1-39 fps. The lower setting of the FPS will save hard drive space.

And it supports multi channel playback for up to four cameras and it’s easy to install and operate.

The only thing that you should have using this device is have a Static IP computer address that it is attached to. This is so your computers Internet address doesn’t change. If it should change you will not see your cameras remotely.

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 at 2:12 pm and is filed under Hidden Cameras, Spy Cam. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comment will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.