Wes Denkov: Man Sues Over 'Spying' Baby Monitor

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First Posted: 11- 2-09 05:24 PM   |   Updated: 11- 2-09 05:31 PM

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An Illinois man is suing the maker of a video baby monitor after discovering that he and his neighbor could spy on each other through the devices.

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An Illinois man is suing the maker of a video baby monitor after discovering that he and his neighbor could spy on each other through the devices.
An Illinois man is suing the maker of a video baby monitor after discovering that he and his neighbor could spy on each other through the devices.
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- kareemachan I'm a Fan of kareemachan 41 fans permalink

Our audio baby monitor would pick up someone else's in the neighborhood. We first noticed it when some rather spooky sounding music could be heard on it (it didn't come in too well), and finally figured it out. Thought we had a haunted monitor there for a while! ;-)

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- thepoliticalcat I'm a Fan of thepoliticalcat 135 fans permalink
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Of course, calling it a "leaky baby monitor" brings to mind some really unfortunate images.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:42 AM on 11/03/2009

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