'Dropper-of-eaves'

Snap x Record
>= Video
= Peeping-Tom x 'Dropper-Of-Eaves'

Quite a while ago, my handphone went "snap" in the night.   I went "gulp" & fashioned a Band-Aid (plaster) to cover its' camera's lens with.

I placed a square piece of paper, slightly larger than the lens, on it & taped it in place with cellophane tape.   I'd also e-mailed this solution to people I know.

A recent newspaper article recounts UK's Cybersmile Foundation's chief advocating just this Band-Aid method to counter rampant remote invasion of privacy via the computer's camera.

Do your kids know that no one can use hencefrom obtained material to blackmail them to do things, as it is wrong?

To extrapolate...   might there be a remote 'dropper-of-eaves' out there right now?   Would some nano-technology-sound-proofed handphone pouch lining, be just the re-engineering required to catapult handphone pouches' sales?

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