I suppose you could try turning out all the lights and making sure the
windows are covered with a dark cloth. Since all cameras depend on
reflected light, if you eliminate the light, you eliminate the problem.
Of course, cameras with flash units will not be affected, but you are
likely to notice those in use.
Other than that, you are probably out of luck.
Now, what kind of business are you running that pictures are so
threatening?
On Monday, August 25, 2003, at 08:30 AM, Rob Shavell wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any thoughts/ ideas concerning how only the camera
> elements
> of camera phones could be "temporarily disabled"?
>
> there are many places where businesses would want to 'guarantee' that
> all
> camera cell phones (all brands, now, and in future) could be shut off
> across
> a certain area or for a certain amount of time?
>
> i suppose this could happen with a product or service at many layers
> from
> physically integrated hardware to bolt-on clips to logical
> 'registries' that
> tracked any usage per phone # or something? what would / could ways
> be to
> make this happen that are somewhat realistic?
>
> very simply: if i own a business and want to buy something that ensures
> anyone that walks in with a cameraphone CAN NOT take pictures inside,
> what
> would i buy?
>
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