Lizzie Post, president of one of the country’s top manners advising companies, explains the delicate nature of having a security camera filming while friends and family are at your house.
The cameras were installed to confront drug dealing and other illegal acts occurring in the bathrooms.
One New York family is outraged that their neighbor’s security camera is pointing at their young daughter’s swing-set.
The audio recordings capture conversations on light rail trains on the NJ Transit which, in addition to video surveillance, help fight crime.
The surveillance is used to assist in investigations and solve disputes, but critics say it violates passengers’ rights to privacy.
There are hundreds of cameras across New Hanover County and Wilmington. Some privacy advocates are concerned over how long police can store video.
Civil libertarians say increased surveillance would not have made a difference in the Paris attacks, while New York Representative Peter T. King said political correctness needs to be put ‘aside.’
Institutions and businesses with public restrooms are urged to take more precautions to ensure that facilities aren’t bugged.
Americans show the strongest concerns over personal information being collected and used in ways of which they are unaware.
The security firm maintains that the cameras installed at a construction site are not secretly recording local residents.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
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