No Spy-Camera in RCA STB7766G1 Digital Converter box

[sailorkostas]

intresting

[timi0000]

Disinformation agent

[PackOfPeterJackson]

I am sure electrical engineers would have no problems making an infrared reciever and camera in one.

[darkaus32]

999 upwards is 666 would you trust a person with such a label in their username?

[footicapped]

@Irvinyork - well, cellphone technology might make the difference.

[SCHIZOPHRENlC]

...maybe you're not smart enough to know exactly what all of those components are. you know, there are some components made to look like other components, a camera can be anything. DVR+COMPUTER+CELLPHONE=EVERYTH­ING

they already have everything they need.

[7ru7h4dd1c7]

CONFIRMED BY MAINSTREAM MEDIA

there is an article on PCworld called "Comcast's Creepy Experiment Puts Cams Inside DVRs to Watch You."

Read the response in the comment from the Comcast PR rep. She says that it's to provide gesture-based motion, as if that could be better than a remote in any way... "like the Wii" she says. THE WII -IS- A REMOTE, YA WHORE!

FIND A LINE IN THE SAND AND DRAW IT NOW

[infested999]

Or maybe their are receivers in the ground where all of the telephone wires and it just transmits to those instead of the huge station.

[irvinyork]

It takes a 100' antenna and 1,000WATT amplifier to broadcast a radio signal only a few miles. If the technology was there to fit all that into an 8" box, broadcast companies would be using it instead of paying millions a year in land taxes, rental fees and FCC broadcast land permits.