Ten years ago, a home security camera was a clunky box wired to a VCR in the closet, reserved for mansions and storefronts. Today, sleek, Wi-Fi-enabled cameras sit on bookshelves, peek out from doorbells, and watch over nurseries in millions of average homes.
John, who had spearheaded the project, realized that the cameras had been installed with a slightly wider angle than intended. He assured the residents that he would work with the installer to adjust the cameras to ensure they were only capturing public areas. Ten years ago, a home security camera was