Description
You don’t need to hack anything. You don’t need special software. You just open a website… and suddenly you’re watching someone else’s security camera in real time. Living rooms. Offices. Parking garages. Hallways. Thousands of unsecured cameras from around the world, quietly broadcasting because someone forgot to lock them down.
In this episode of Last Seen Online, we explore the strange reality of publicly exposed CCTV feeds, how people first discovered them, why they exist, and what this says about privacy in a world where everything is connected.
This isn’t a crime story. It’s a modern internet mystery about convenience, surveillance, and how easily everyday moments can become public.
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