That's an advertisement feature on behalf of John Lewis. Doesn't mean to
say it's not accurate but it's as well to be aware of the difference
between this and 'real' editorial. I'm sure someone could grab your camera
and use it against you, but you'd have to be either terribly unlucky or at
risk in the first place because of your occupation. IMHO.

Rob
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On Thu, 24 Oct 2019 at 09:14, 'andrew lancaster' via Sussex Mac User Group <
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> I have just read yet another article which suggests placing tape over
> cameras and microphones on computers, tablets and phones. Is this really a
> good plan? Can hackers really access and use cameras without the owner
> being aware? I’d not be thrilled walking about with a bit of tape stuck to
> the front of my iPhone. And I bet it would okay havoc with face recognition
> ...
>
>
> https://www.telegraph.co.uk/insurance/home/john-lewis/how-to-stay-safe-online/?WT.mc_id=tmgspk_fbppc_2670_AtBV7prHQ9Vk&utm_source=tmgspk&utm_medium=fbppc&utm_content=2670&utm_campaign=tmgspk_fbppc_2670_AtBV7prHQ9Vk&pso=1
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> Andrew
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