[boris]

"OK, here's a project for you we can use to fight back. Let's do some research on what type bullet we can develop that will penetrate the mounted camera case, but fired from a low-sound weapon so as to be hard to detect.

Oh, the weapon also should not LOOK like a weapon at all, lest the cameras and software anticipate an attack that's being set up. I have ideas on what might work. Perhaps we have some engineers out there who would find this interesting."

Sneak up on the camera from behind and put a potato sack over it. Or paint the lens black.

Warning: they will have cameras watching other cameras.

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I proposed a website, called "Surveil the Surveillors". It would be a big database. Volunteers armed with GPS receivers would upload the location, coordinates, and purpose (if known) of every camera they can find.

Highway cams, 7-11 cams, "security" cams...all of them.

Why? Just to piss off the guys running the cameras. Sort of Discordian...

--Boris

[toddst]

You have come up with one low-tech solution, in my view. Use a paint-ball gun to coat the lens. I'm making the assumption that cameras will be mounted high enough that your "bag-um" technique would be pretty tough to manage LOL.

Wonder how hard it would be to disguise a paint-ball gun as a long-lens camera? Just a thought.

[CJ Wolf]

FYI, people are doing just that. For NYC you can click on where you are and where you want to go and it will compute the route with the fewest cameras. It's pretty cool.