Why????jsaha wrote:Does anyone have video camera installed in your place and have it setup with a surveillance company - the ones that let you view on the web? Just curious, what are the setup fee and monthly fee? what are the companies that provide this service?
What's it to you?Saint wrote:Why????jsaha wrote:Does anyone have video camera installed in your place and have it setup with a surveillance company - the ones that let you view on the web? Just curious, what are the setup fee and monthly fee? what are the companies that provide this service?
There's a difference, IMO, between surveillance and spyingScoobyDoes wrote:What's it to you?Saint wrote:Why????jsaha wrote:Does anyone have video camera installed in your place and have it setup with a surveillance company - the ones that let you view on the web? Just curious, what are the setup fee and monthly fee? what are the companies that provide this service?
There are many reasonable and sensible reasons. Personally i have an IP cam linked to my office LAN that i can dial into and view anytime i want.
I did see some adverts somewhere in SG that company, maybe StarHub for example, let's you view a camera on your mobile phone. I think it is so long as your broadband and phone both are StarHub...... something like that anyway.
Still doesn't say why/what the "surveillance" is for?sundaymorningstaple wrote:But the original OP didn't mention anything about spying did they? If you checked her profile you would also know she is a parent with small one (infants) and only here for around 8 months now. Can't blame her for wanting surveillance when she's out of the house. At least I can't.
Also a big difference between a video or CCTV installation (surveillance) and a pinhole camera (spy camera).
It's neither his business to tell you or yours to know...... its not like its YOUR house! And there's no need to give you the satisfaction of getting on your moral high horse and getting all judgemental of others.Saint wrote:Still doesn't say why/what the "surveillance" is for?sundaymorningstaple wrote:But the original OP didn't mention anything about spying did they? If you checked her profile you would also know she is a parent with small one (infants) and only here for around 8 months now. Can't blame her for wanting surveillance when she's out of the house. At least I can't.
Also a big difference between a video or CCTV installation (surveillance) and a pinhole camera (spy camera).
do you think I'm bothered, no, have I been judgemental, no. It's actually you who's stirred it upScoobyDoes wrote:It's neither his business to tell you or yours to know...... its not like its YOUR house! And there's no need to give you the satisfaction of getting on your moral high horse and getting all judgemental of others.Saint wrote:Still doesn't say why/what the "surveillance" is for?sundaymorningstaple wrote:But the original OP didn't mention anything about spying did they? If you checked her profile you would also know she is a parent with small one (infants) and only here for around 8 months now. Can't blame her for wanting surveillance when she's out of the house. At least I can't.
Also a big difference between a video or CCTV installation (surveillance) and a pinhole camera (spy camera).
"Your place" can relate to either my home or my office and to be perfectly honest i am allowed to put a camera in both if i so choose....... and i have, in the office.
Hi Durain,durain wrote:for IP webcam / network camera, have a look at d-link, linksys, axis and panasonic. you can get them in wired or wireless and PTZ. should be available in funan or sim lim. once they are setup, you can view it over the internet, or even on your mobile if you have data enable on your subscription.
but for an easier "surveillance or spying" purpose, you can get a camera in a fake IR alarm unit that will take digital photos and save it to a SD card. the camera is activated by IR sensor. you cant view it over the internet.
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