If you can imagine it someone has it already figured out.
Years ago spy technology was built into our TVs.

One look at that and they won't be coming back!



Seriously, folks in another post claim that they can do it now:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022968623

Anything is possible with technology, but it's a slippery slope taking your fear of privacy too far. If your not in bed with one of Osama's wives, I suspect you can do what you want without fear of an audience. Aside from the cat at the foot of the bed.

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at the time of the Boston Marathon bombing, were completely innocent. (Their pictures were also all over the net.) The 24/7 surveillance of everyone all the time turned their lives upside down.

"... you can do what you want without fear of an audience" just ain't true anymore.

By the way, those two guys are suing the Murdoch Empire. (Murdoch owns the NY Post.)

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I think I'm safe.

But if it is possible, it's only because the people that made your cellphone put it there.

We really need some privacy laws to protect us from corporations as well as the government.

There lies your answer.

I don't understand what there is to be paranoid about. With the cooperation of the carrier (AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, TMobile) of COURSE you can bring a "smart phone" from sleep to fully awake. The processor goes into a low power state when you power a phone off, it doesn't turn all the way down. That's why the battery discharges even though your phone is powered off. The RF control circuitry has a mechanism of interrupting the processor to bring it to a fully awake state.

Who cares? Take the freakin battery out. If you're worried about being looked at naked, put it in a drawer, I'm sure there is some perverted Republican out there looking at people naked through their smart phones. oh well.

I don't keep personal information on mobile devices, only on a desktop computer. That's why.