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Dial-A-Cam

malloci writes "CNet has this article describing Nokia's new wireless camera. Unlike other webcams though, it is designed to communicate via a GSM network, sendings photos to the user's cell phone."

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  1. Oh great... by ekephart · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Now there will be even more area codes. Seriously does EVERY camera need a phone number? Can't each organization buy a few numbers and have extensions for each camera?

    And another thing. Talk about a security flaw. Send it a blank text message and it sends you what it sees? I just found a new use for my AT-5000 Auto-Dialer!

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  2. I'll buy one! by qbproger · · Score: 5, Funny

    Finally, a way to prove people are stealing my pencils!

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  3. Probably not allowed by afidel · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Most cell networks have explicit sections in their data provider agreements that forbid applications like security cameras. Trust me they have already thought of how much of a drain a bunch of cameras constantly sending pics would be on their network and made it so they can shut your service off if they find you doing something like this.

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