Showing posts with label web camera privacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web camera privacy. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

C-SLIDE Webcam Cover Patent Recieves Approval


PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Ron Gustaveson
Tel. 801-758-7255
email: ron@c-slide.com               

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
C-SLIDE WEBCAM COVER PATENT HAS BEEN APPROVED.

C-Slide was notified by its law firm today 9/18/2012 that the C-SLIDE 1.0 webcam cover has been granted a patent by the USPTO.  This is the first Webcam Cover patent to be issued.  C-SLIDE has a second patent pending for C-SLIDE 2.0. 

Since webcam spying has been very active in the media in 2012 these webcam privacy protection products are ready for the main stream.

If you'd like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Ron Gustaveson, please call 801-758-7255 ext 101 or email ron@c-slide.com

ABOUT THE COMPANY
SolPals, LLC is a product manufacturer based in Draper, UT.  It operates a DBA called C-Slide which focuses on webcam security by selling webcam covers for laptops, computers, pads, and TV's.  These webcam covers can be purchased online at www.c-slide.com, Amazon, and Ebay.  Webcam Covers can be customized for any business for a promotional giveaway

See our press release at Release Wire.
 

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Judge Allows Retailers to Continue to Spy on Laptop Renters.

"Back in May there was a class action lawsuit filed against the rental company Aaron's, which had secretly installed spying software that would turn on a laptop's webcam, take pictures and then send them back to the company. Overall it seemed like a large invasion of privacy, which should at least warrant an injunction to stop use of the software until the case is settled, right?

Not to the judge, who refused to order an injunction on the grounds that the family was no longer in possession of the laptop.

As for everyone else still using their Aaron's laptops, the judge had this to say to them (PDF): 'Moreover, it is purely conjecture that the other members of the putative class will be subjected to remote access of personal information.'"