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Originally posted by JibbyJedi
I'd be more concerned about the dozen or so cameras in every home that could be hacked and accessed without your knowledge.
XBOX Kinect, PS3, laptop cameras, cellphone cameras, digi cameras with internet ability, E-readers with camera & internet, and that's usually for just 1 person in the household. Not to mention what's probably inside some of these cable boxes and LCD/LED TVs.
They've set up an electronic Big Brother network all around us, and with our consent and financing. Remote viewer peepers are least of my worries right now.
In an interview with NewTeeVee’s Chris Albrecht, Gerard Kunkle, Comcast’s VP of user experience, mentioned a camera device that would identify the viewer and serve up programming and advertisements tailored to the individual.
According to a June 7 patent application, Microsoft is looking to help advertisers target their promotions based on your emotions ... and they want to use the Kinect camera — among other methods — to detect your mood.
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