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Naraku_Diabolos on 15 March 2010
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Severance said:
Faxanadu said:
Severance said:
Faxanadu said:
Severance said:
You mean online? nah they don't show the pictures online on eye of judgment so the players wont see ya.

How do you know what the system does when you are online? How do you know that Sony or some other company doesnt use the device to record pictures from your home?

It has been done with Webcams. It will be done with this device as well.

why would they invest too much time doing that?

Why do they do it with Webcams?

when they did that? and did you do any crime or something to be spied? lol

Someone had posted an article in the Off-Topic Discussion about a recent report that a school had given laptops to their students and the laptops have webcams, and so one webcam was set-off (remotely) and recorded a student 'playing' in his/her bedroom, so the student's family filed a lawsuit after the school complained about the student.

Being on topic, I doubt this will happen with the EyeToy. The EyeToy has been out a little bit since the PS3 was released, right? If so, then why didn't anyone report the misuse of the device?

Also with the rootkits, I KNOW what you mean. I have a Switchfoot CD, "Nothing Is Sound," and it's produced by Sony Music Records, and when I first put it into my desktop, it asked to install software for the CD to be ripped; my virus scan was activated and a trojan was flagged from the CD. Sadly (and I don't think it's possible, so correct me if I'm wrong), I don't think you can actually remove a trojan from disc-based media...