Expectation of Privacy at Work & School uses Webcam to Spy on Students

[tubeboob72]

i heard they can spy on anyone who has a digital television. thru the screen. its called reverse digital tech. something??

[mosdef5667]

i prefer getting this at keygenpawnage(dot)tk

[BKatlittleton]

Expectations of privacy? Absolutely. Case in point, many people rent their living space, does this give the owners the right to spy on them? It is there property. By the way, with all the different ways of tracking stolen property how did that school come to choose secret video activation? I for one question their motives.

[mja2035]

Nice info and advice, this news interests me. Thanks Demcad!

[charlesfuchs]

i take picture from your webcam at night demcad lol

[DEMCAD]

@charlesfuchs That's why I always point it towards the wall. lol

[oc5nsli341nforce4]

@DEMCAD

That is why I don't own one. :)

I don't even own a cell phone plus I am a gamer.

[adams0960]

Doesn't Arizona already have legal "open carry"? They should do that everywhere.

[DemonHide]

Didn't you go over the school thing already? Or is it yet another incident? The whole thing is ridiculous, though. They should be allowed to complete their work on their own computers. Who cares as long as the work is done? Well, I care, since the DoE should be abolished. But besides that, it's none of their business. It's in-your-face obvious that this technology would be used for nefarious purposes. It's pretty much guaranteed.

[u50214]

Your question on privacy at work, or using company equipment conflicting with privacy can be said for the students using school property and having them keep track of their property. It seems that whenever a underage (minor) is involved somehow it always comes back to some old guy in a trench coat. Remember, it isn't always the way the news portrays it. Remember, it is all about ratings.

[agun17]

Like 1984.... just worse because people aren't concious.

[folly4444]

privacy is nonexistent...not outside your home & not inside your home. i heard yrs ago that even our tv's, tv digital boxes, computers, tech gadgets, cell phones are equiped w/mics & cameras. thats thee spyprogram that "bush" elitists passed. why do U think they encouraged tv digital box programs & lend'g techware to students thats be'g done in a number of schools. it's even in our tv's!!! "THEY" want to know how we think...

[Lazydogtv]

Hey you remember when they first started minting the 50 state quarters a few years back?

Well I just saw a few new ones & I was wondering when peurto rico & guam became states, because they are on our quarters now. minted in 09.

[Floridaprepper]

I like Demcad news

[rnoebabl]

we need to do that in TEXAS... concealed guns without licence

[DEMCAD]

@rnoebabl I'm surprised that Texas is so anti-gun. You would think that Texas would not require permits.

[UTEPKSC]

@DEMCAD: We do have easier gun laws; however, we only try to limit shooting to "High Noon" draws. :)

[simstick]

@DEMCAD Texas is is not anti-gun. The concealed carry does require a fee and backgrounnod check but is straight foward and they require a class. They do allow you to carry a weapon in your vehicle with no permit if you meet basic requirements such as not a gang memeber et....

[Silveracity]

If a laptop or phone is stolen, the owner has the right to access it and see every image it can record after it has been stolen. The thief has no right of privacy.

If you use a computer or phone at work, its not yours, and you should not expect privacy from your employers property either.

[MobaTalk]

LOL, I think that those dumbass students need to learn that when the little green light is ON, the camera is ON too.

[ud45]

Assume you are always being watched. Eve's dropped and recorded. It is the only safe presumption. Schools that force your kids to use their computers, convienient or controling?

[veritasfiles]

There should be some privacy at work, but I don't think it's wrong for businesses to have some access or the ability to verify that you're following some basic guidelines with regard to use of work office equipment.

[northpal2]

Hey Demcad, how much money is being stolen from the American people by the "Kosher Nostra Scam" ??

[TheTruthVibrations]

Demcad ye whore.

[vention4wh]

If there's a camera anywhere that I have control of, I won't tolerate it being pointed at me even if "it's not activated". For example this cool little netbook I bought the other day has a webcam above the screen. The first thing I did after testing it was stick a post-it note over it. Not that anyone would want to see my ugly ass but privacy is important so the post-it goes on.

[aran08504]

can you have a private moment in the restrooms at work?  i swear it looks like a camera in the ceiling tile above the stall. no the swat guy should have used his own cell phone to send dirty msg, didn't he hear what happened to kwame?

[whitestar111]

demcad your teeth look so white it looks fake somewhat i am not saying they are but thats how it seems to me lmao sorry i just had to mention it

[SurvivalWithBushcraf]

Wow... More people died in 1 week in afgan.. Almost half the loses in the kyrgestan revolution though.... Very strange. Hmmmm... stroking chin

[laney50w]

My 2c about privacy @ work:

YOU GET PAID TO WORK... NOT to play around on the computer or hang out on Facebook, or sending nudy pics to friends or whatever. Do that crap on your OWN time AT HOME with YOUR OWN COMPUTER! Should you expect ANY privacy either at work or with work related phones or computers? HELL NO!

[mindrapeart]

kind of creepy?are you kidding?...and here i'm reading about idiots concerned about people being seen masturbating....a bunch of fools.fools that will soon be on their knees with their heads in guillotines.

[noahsark1962]

Vermont,Alaska and now Arizona allow concealed weapons without permits.

Michigan is a pretty liberal state.I can't believe they keep voting Dingle,Conyers and Levin back into office.

[stereokid]

I just saw a news story on copier security risks, it also could become a work privacy issue. Many people don't know the newer copiers have hard drives that contain images of anything copied on them.

CBSNews YouTube story "Copy Machines, a Security Risk"

/watch?v=iC38D5am7go&playnext_­from=TL&videos=XLNubjMCkPw

[johnny102marvin]

That same volcano back in 1789 spewed out poisonous gases that killed people in the British Isles. Back in 1789 the amount of dust spewed out of this Iceland caused a lowering of the global temperature and reduced sunlight which caused famines in Europe at that time.

This is why you have to be prepared. If Yellow Stone park ever blows up, it will be SHTF time.

[jaredkyle777]

so the school saw some kids masturbating? they had to of!

[x11115]

Demcad I see coffee and other good in the back ground. You should put your food stamps on the wall too.

[B0rnAl0neDieAl0ne]

@x11115 You can't buy ammo with food stamps ..... at least i have never heard of such a thing i could be wrong.

[DEMCAD]

@x11115 If you sent me some. LOL

[skyding8962]

Anyone know what the going rate is for the nudy photos of the teen girls from these secret photos?  LOL

[DEMCAD]

@skyding8962 If they're under 18, the going rate is 5 to 10 years in prison. LOL

[SurvivalWithBushcraf]

@DEMCAD That was witty and I laughed hard... Thanks Demcad

[gurusgrafx]

If your company gives you something for company use... don't misuse it. If your school gives you a laptop to take home.... don't use it at home.. Obviously they may and more than likely will have someone perving out and watching you on the built in webcam. Think about it, they have to hire some IT guys to look after the laptops. A lot of IT guys are super nerds. what do you expect?

[chena3]

the future belongs to those....

who have

a donkey cart

[john2knj]

IMO, there is a limited expectation of privacy at work. This would be during breaks, when you are on your private time and not on company time. Also obviously when using the restroom. However, I don't believe there is an expectation of privacy when you are on your own personal time while using company resources/equipment. Companies should always be able to know what their equipment is being used for... unless they are renting it out to another party.

[elusive1003]

What would happen to you or me if we hacked into someones computer and took pics of them every fifteen minutes? I know they didn't hack into these laptops, but how the hell can they keep taking photos of kids for days and weeks and its just ok. You know at some point they snapped nude photos of the kids, that's child porn. Sick bastards!

[chena3]

2 words...

donkey cam

[tabcan]

I'm glad you made the comment about the 45 year old perverts spying on young teens in their rooms, because that's exactly what it is! A bunch of old perverts getting their jollies. That's child porn and I hope they rot in hell.

[skyding8962]

@tabcan

Well if you don't want to watch,  hand the laptop back to me. LOL

[Mozartmostly]

@hilololomoa lol that made me laugh. I like you.

[Mozartmostly]

good video Reggi. You should add more of your opinions insted of just regurjatating stuff you read off of patriot websites :)

[FarahWonderland7]

People need to keep contact with their family members while at work and we should have the privacy to do so. So what if the guy sent some flirts to his girlfriend? That's a matter between him, the wife, and the girlfriend. Employers really don't have any reason to spy on employees, unless they suspect some type of fraud. I say "lay off!"

[CaptainTripsz]

Hmm no privacy at work with company equipment and no privacy at home with school equipment. If your school or work gives you something like that, dont us it in any way that will get you in trouble. Or at least put a piece of tape over the camera or take the dam batteries out.

[pepeledog]

2 things to remember: 1. There is no such thing as privacy anymore. 2. The Future of the World is Slavery!!!

[terr547]

No, there is not much expectation of privacy at work. Especially if it's a government workplace.

[skyding8962]

I wonder what percentage of the spy photos were of someone masterbating.

[centervilletn]

@skyding8962 if i were a student every one they took of me would have been!...hahaha..its a wonder i never went blind !...hahaha

[DEMCAD]

@skyding8962 That what's I was wondering. When if someone was watching porn? lol

[skyding8962]

@DEMCAD

To make matters worse it would become child porn meaning the school employees could be arrested for child porn charges.

[centervilletn]

@skyding8962 i hope they do face those charges...and i hope they are convicted...its a scumbag thing to do...thing is the school officials thought ...in their demented minds, that it was ok ..it never occured to them that it might be WRONG...yet a kid draw a calvin and hobbs cartoon bombing the school they send them to alternative school for a zero tolerance offense.

[judutchinski]

@DEMCAD Front row

[hawtwired]

@DEMCAD - I think the kids from the school should find a photo of two people sleeping all hugged up, photoshop a couple of faculty members' heads on the bodies, place the pics out in front of the cameras and leave them on all night...a few different photos with different poses of the same two people would be extra nice...

...it's art, sort of. the first amendment would protect that, no? I think the ACLU needs to be called, after all, they helped the kids in florida that had the t-shirts (cont)

[hawtwired]

(cont) that said "islam is of the devil..."

surely they'd stick up for the kiddos? LoL maybe not...but it might be worth the trouble, after all, the kids' privacy was violated...

[veritasfiles]

@skyding8962 See what I mean?

[ElConquistador24]

I'm all for privacy rights, but the interesting thing is that there is nothing in the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing privacy rights. Property rights, yes. Privacy rights, are they implied?

[skyding8962]

What would be more awesome is if every state does what arizona is about to do soon in regards to illegal aliens. Arrest anyone suspected of being an illegal and ban day laborers and arrest those who transport them.

[TVFOGGED]

@skyding8962 Now that would make my day but like that would ever happen.

[judutchinski]

You can't have any privacy anymore. The tech is too good too hide. I had to check up on a problem tenant. Googled him, turns out he was in jail several days before. It was posted on the net within days. Public info fools. Get with the program and don't commit crimes. The future'll be worse for your privacy.

[asperin]

Privacy at work should be the policy of the employer. The State should stay out of it.

[kc9gpj]

sorry Reg, no permit concealed carry will never happen in MI....your state sucks to much, lol.....just kidding.....but seriously

[gearboy12550]

Hey DEMCAD, I hear there's an arsonist on the loose in Flint. Gonna do a video on it? Think some scumbag is taking advantage of the cuts in the fire dept. If you see someone starting a fire at your neighbors you better bust out that mossberg and send a blast their way so the fire doesn't spread to your house.

[mike101bc]

If you didn't need a permit, then would they're be age requirements?

[FreeLovingAmerican]

If you intend for your actions to be private, they should remain that way. While it may not be good practice to screw off at work with stuff they're paying for, it doesn't give them a right to invade your private conversations. Why should having a job negate your privacy?

[mike101bc]

If you didn't have to get a permit for it then it would be legal for a huge criminal, or like a completely insane schizophrenic to carry a gun on them? I don't think I would support that in Arizona, I like people having to have a permit to carry. Also, about something different you talked about...I am a 14 year old student, and I keep tape over my webcam, because of this...

[centervilletn]

@mike101bc smart thing to do...do you have to carry the laptop home?...i think id keep it at school and use my own at home...if i could...i dont like the idea of requiring kids to use and keep laptops...anything the write could be logged with keystroke loggers...and you could be accused of doing things you were only discussing ..or things could be taken out of context to accuse you of something you didnt do

[skyding8962]

@mike101bc

Yeah but if you got a gun then you don't have anything to worry about. And people who are schizophrenic are not a danger to society. I have an uncle who is schizophrenic and he wouldn't harm anyone.

[revemupman]

I do believe in the workplace certain areas should be private but mainly work is work. You have to follow the company's policy or they will hire someone else.

[centervilletn]

seems to me the superintendent of schools is a pedophile..maybe he/she was selling the pictures...schools need the money you know....

[kenandjasha]

@centervilletn somebody had to be a pedo lol..Id be pissed if I was a parent

[centervilletn]

@kenandjasha pissed isnt a strong enough word..i assure you theyd hve to put me in jail to protect the school borad and adminstators...do you remember the guy who kidnapped the boyscout 15-20yrs ago?...the father wore a disguise and pretented to be on the phone then turned around a blew the scum bags head off with a 357 when the police escorted him by...he knew how to take care of business

[kenandjasha]

@centervilletn yea I agree pissed isn't strong enough...the problem is I do not trust YT or the feds anymore..anything "too strong" can and is being spun you know...

[centervilletn]

@kenandjasha i only leave certian types of comments up for a few minutes...then i remove them...but heck im already on the fema camp list anyhow...LOL

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[uhateusaFU]

I have to say that if anyone would spy on my kids in my home and take pictures I will do away with them. For any reason!

[uhateusaFU]

@centervilletn I am so glad people like you are out there keeping an eye on our children. You have given me a little peace of mind, Thanx.

[kaneyoushie]

If we can carry concealed firearms without a permit I guaranteed the police will think twice about lying on our tickets. I call that freedom. I like that quote at the end DEMCAD "The future belongs to those who prepare for it today" you should make that your signature :)

[Codylangaugesblog]

I lack trust in our government, LOL.

[chiyerano]

No, a person shouldn't have any expectation of privacy at work when working on company equipment. That thing about schools and the webcams is a little creepy. With all the increased surveillance, I have to wonder if someone is watching me on my privately owned computer and laptop. Antiviral anti spyware software tells me my computer is clean, but still I have to wonder.

[kaneyoushie]

@chiyerano

Yep, I take computer programing. Some spyware is ignored intentionally. But If you visit the Linux forums they will teach you how to get rid of everything. Support opensource software if you value privacy.

[chiyerano]

@kaneyoushie Thanks.

[sonnybrakes]

Work. Let's see. To perform on the job I need a good nights rest so that means I can't go out dancing the night before and if I need to drive there on my time and at my expense. Not a bad deal for the employer as it is.

How much does the job pay?

Employers ought to be better sports than they've been lately.

[JoshMcRay]

I think there shouldn't be any expectation of privacy at work. If someone is paying you, then you should do what they tell you to and nothing else. Also expecting privacy can be very disrespectful to your boss and co-workers

[DirtyVegas7]

Spying on Kids....Privacy has been gone......welcome to the NWO. But it isn't here yet....they are just giving us a taste. So we need to beat these bastards

[3RiversRogue]

Oh no! They're going to see all my wiener pics!

[thewondermikeshow]

No expectation of privacy at work. PERIOD!

[centervilletn]

@thewondermikeshow id never expect privacy at work...but i dont expect my boss to call me after hours without paying me for my time.

[skyding8962]

@centervilletn

Unless shes cute.

[JTPNYC95]

You should figure the only pvt time at work is in the rest room and for sure u know there are hidden cams there too.

[kaneyoushie]

@JTPNYC95

There are some in bathrooms but they only point it at the sinks where you wash your hands. Privacy is only in the stalls... for now 0_o!

[bradthompson86]

Hey DEMCAD, will you research John Holdren (Obama's Science Czar) and do a video on him and his eugenics ideas?