We’ve all seen the movies or TV shows where some unfortunate sap was monitored through his laptop camera and then is blackmailed or worse. While it sounds far-fetched, covering the webcam on your ...

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Most laptops have a built-in webcam, so it’s easier to jump onto a Skype or Microsoft Teams meeting. But often, these webcams aren’t the best quality, making you fuzzy or out of focus. For that reason ...

COVERING the camera on your phone, laptop or desktop computer is a sensible move. Whether you use Zoom, Skype or Microsoft Teams, the webcam on your home PC or laptop device has probably never been as ...

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The COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed the nature of work and sparked demand for an ecosystem of products and services that facilitate remote work and social distancing. Demand for products such ...

Windows: Desktop Eye is a small sidebar gadget that puts security camera monitoring in an unobtrusive widget and saves you from running a bulky separate application that may not always be in focus ...

MIT discovers yet another use for a simple webcam: measuring your pulse rate. It’s desktop video-chatting and heart physician in one tiny unit. MIT discovers yet another use for a simple webcam: ...