The other day I wrote a piece on how to keep the camera from seeing your facial expressions all day long, if they even do that.
Today, let's find the iris scanner and cover it. I have never used it, so it won't matter if it doesn't work. My friends said, "it scans your iris all the time anyway." If so, this is my "Hell no!" response.
Check out my DTube video and the set up I used to create this simple how to.
Anyone know of a good phone-pod? (tripod for phones)
I keep buying them and they only point ans swivel certain ways, never down.
Here is what it looks like when need both hands to do a video and there is no mount that you can point down on your work bench.
I have bought several and they are always proven to be high in cheesiness, low in utility. These were designed to stick on a horizontal surface and shoot upward or horizontally, like for posed group photos.
Stick them to the top of an unused laptop, bam, one more point of rotation. Just what I needed.
In conclusion. The irs, nsa, fbi, zip, pug or tba agencies don't need to tap anybody's phone. Everyone is using debit cards, carrying their phone and tapping the guugle maps button to pinpoint where they are, sending pictures of who they are dating and what their ta-tas or ding-dongs look like all over social media. Remember those late Saturday night bar photos? No. They don't have to log our camera and key strokes. We give it to them.
but just in case - use a dab of glue.
