[Jiggly]

This is an especially creepy thought. How reliable is this? Or should I ask, how precisely do you need to get your phone angled? How long does one do this for, before deciding you're good, and not instead wondering if you're just still at the wrong angle?

[miso]

This is an especially creepy thought. How reliable is this? Or should I ask, how precisely do you need to get your phone angled? How long does one do this for, before deciding you're good, and not instead wondering if you're just still at the wrong angle?

read my previous post

[Jiggly]

This is an especially creepy thought. How reliable is this? Or should I ask, how precisely do you need to get your phone angled? How long does one do this for, before deciding you're good, and not instead wondering if you're just still at the wrong angle?

read my previous post

I did. I'm not really sure what that's like IRL since I've never seen it done. Perhaps I'll experiment one day for fun.

[mothered]

the infrared ray of the camera must hit your phone's camera to be able to see it

In that case, dedicate an entire day trying to line up the angle on both cameras.

[Oni]

Another tip is to unplug any appliances you aren't using. Typically these things will imitate another appliance, like an alarm clock or smoke detector.

the infrared ray of the camera must hit your phone's camera to be able to see it

In that case, dedicate an entire day trying to line up the angle on both cameras.

I'd imagine you only need to do it from the angles at which you'd be requiring privacy.

[mothered]

I'd imagine you only need to do it from the angles at which you'd be requiring privacy.

Even so, good luck pinpointing the 1-Inch camera sensor on your cell phone with a hidden object.

[goatmaxxam]

Thank you, it was an interesting read

[Jiggly]

the infrared ray of the camera must hit your phone's camera to be able to see it

In that case, dedicate an entire day trying to line up the angle on both cameras.

That is essentially what I was questioning xD

Another tip is to unplug any appliances you aren't using. Typically these things will imitate another appliance, like an alarm clock or smoke detector.

the infrared ray of the camera must hit your phone's camera to be able to see it

In that case, dedicate an entire day trying to line up the angle on both cameras.

I'd imagine you only need to do it from the angles at which you'd be requiring privacy.

That's also a very good point. Hell, with exception to the smoke alarm, I can't see how unplugging excess appliances could do any harm.

[mothered]

That is essentially what I was questioning xD

Yes, as mentioned In my earlier post, a cell phone's camera Is extremely small so lining It up with a hidden object, would be a very time-consuming process.

[Jiggly]

That is essentially what I was questioning xD

Yes, as mentioned In my earlier post, a cell phone's camera Is extremely small so lining It up with a hidden object, would be a very time-consuming process.

No kidding. There must be a simpler way to do things. xD