Just think. Maybe police can use the radar as an Internet kill switch, and a cell phone disabler... so nobody can call for help when they detect the police radar searching their home.
Are you saying police are bad?
Topic: New police radars can 'see' inside homes - page 3. (Read 3719 times)
Are you saying police are bad?
Cool pretty much like the motion detector in the Aliens . I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).
. I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).And know what you are doing since it can see any movement. It can see when you go to the bathroom lol when you have sex with your girlfriend, or anything else.
Someone will find ways to abuse this. : /
Not really. You can see that something moving 26 feet away, but probably you will not know if that's me, my dog or an alien
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Just think. Maybe police can use the radar as an Internet kill switch, and a cell phone disabler... so nobody can call for help when they detect the police radar searching their home.
I wonder if they can see the leaves of weed wave in the wind from the AC. 
Are there weed wave radar detectors available to detect these radar devices? If there are, does anyone know where to get one?
Will this kick the Smart Meter anti-radiation people into action? The radiation people should be fun to watch as they try to ban police radar because it is unhealthy and cancer causing.
Are there weed wave radar detectors available to detect these radar devices? If there are, does anyone know where to get one?
Will this kick the Smart Meter anti-radiation people into action? The radiation people should be fun to watch as they try to ban police radar because it is unhealthy and cancer causing.
Cool pretty much like the motion detector in the Aliens . I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).
. I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).And know what you are doing since it can see any movement. It can see when you go to the bathroom lol when you have sex with your girlfriend, or anything else.
Someone will find ways to abuse this. : /
Cool pretty much like the motion detector in the Aliens . I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).
. I think this gadget does nothing with privacy. Police can "see" if someone is inside and where to find that person. This can save the life of police officers (and soldiers if armies utilizing similar stuff).
They aren't good enough for spying yet, but eventually they will be used for filming people having sex. Fortunately that won't be a problem to most Bitcoin users.
I consider it my duty as an Anarchist to royally screw with tracking technology like this, I'm sure they won't be as sophisticated as police propaganda will try to make out.
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
There are many reasons for privacy.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9844527
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
Until they come for you. What about your bitcoin terrorist money? Nobody cares about privacy until they lose theirs. Then they are shocked at how no one seems to care about their outrage.
My question about this device is, "can I get one?" Maybe I should see what's going on at the police station? They are my employees after all.
How many of you are long on the military industrial complex?
It's good if there are some bad guy hiding in a building
It's bad for our privacy if they're check our house without permission....
It's bad for our privacy if they're check our house without permission....
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
Everyone needs privacy. Maybe you don't care because it was never a problem for you so far.
And you are putting too much trust that even if you are innocent abuses can't happen. : /
New police radars can 'see' inside homes - Land of the Fee Home of the Slave
Requiring warrants and the idea of privacy is pretty much over, huh?
Requiring warrants and the idea of privacy is pretty much over, huh?
This is motion detector, there is no image produced. Not much privacy is invaded.
I know why some people might be concerned about their privacy and all that but this is good and police will not go around your neighborhood trying to x-ray women changing clothes. At-least this way they can know if someone is hiding drugs or weapons inside their houses.
Na I don't think it can detect guns weapons or drugs just yet it says movement like breathing
It might be able to find immigrants etc though or perhaps some animal breeding house since there seems to be a market for pets.
http://www.cyterra.com/products/ranger.htm
It has fire fighter applications as well so can see it being a purchasable item someday in the future.
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RANGE-R is a controlled item under the International Traffic In Arms Regulations (ITAR). It may be exported with proper authorization by the U.S. Department of State.
RANGE-R complies with Part 15 rules and is certified by the FCC for operation in an urban environment (FCC ID: YKD-25TWD3000).
I know why some people might be concerned about their privacy and all that but this is good and police will not go around your neighborhood trying to x-ray women changing clothes. At-least this way they can know if someone is hiding drugs or weapons inside their houses.
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
Who defines what "bad" is?
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
If you have nothing to hide then they should have no reason to search you or your property w/o probable cause and a warrant granted by a constitutionally sworn in judge. Liberty typically doesn't flourish among populations that have this sort of trusting mindset of governments. Also, go figure that it's on the front and center post on the Drudge Report. I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
This seems kinda cool, I'm not one of those freaks that care about their "privacy".
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I believe that those who are innocent and have nothing bad to hide shouldn't care about this.
I'm just waiting for some news article
Police officer uses radar device alongside hidden camera to determine if women are in a change room
You know the simple things in life
(Uses radar to make sure it's safe to adjust the camera and change the batteries then radar to scan the 50 feet surrounding the area while doing that task)
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