Infrared cameras - a new security/privacy threat

[InterestedOne]

Originally Posted by Pitt Chick

In fact, it does.



My husband doesn't just deal with physics daily, it is his career.
He laughed.

Another board, another pos,t and still all hot air with no substance.

Excuse me. Are you speaking for another who knows the physics or are you speaking from an uninformed position.

[harry chickpea]

I think I may have found the article that provoked the nattering on:
BBC News - Radar that 'sees' through walls raises privacy concerns

"The use of technology that allows the police to "see" inside the homes of suspects has raised privacy questions.

At least 50 US police forces are believed to be equipped with radars that can send signals through walls."

Note that the photo accompanying the article is of a thermal image, which is misleading as the product is NOT thermal, but radar.

[jayrandom]

Originally Posted by InterestedOne

Excuse me. Are you speaking for another who knows the physics or are you speaking from an uninformed position.

My wife's husband is a physicist and he agrees with Pitt Chick.

[Tek_Freek]

I love these threads.

If my fellow posters would simply refrain from replying to the OP I think they would discover that the OP will starve from lack of attention and look for it elsewhere.

[Tek_Freek]

Originally Posted by jayrandom

My wife's husband is a physicist and he agrees with Pitt Chick.

Lmao!

[ovi8]

what if my wife likes being watched?

[Yac]

Troll thread from a previously banned member.
Closed.
Yac.