Microsoft Version of WebRTC

Microsoft, is not on the WebRTC standard path as promoted by their competitors.  Firefox, Opera, and Chrome have already implemented some level of WebRTC as a plug-in for free in their browser thus enabling Webcam Chat.  Microsoft wants to embed Skype into the browser and use their standard called CU-RTC-Web to fix issues they have identified.  As to be expected this move by Microsoft would give more per-to-per control it also comes along with finical incentive.  This could be an uphill battle for Microsoft since the W3C has already adopted the WebRTC standard.  

Either standard that the W3C agrees on will ultimately open the window for more webcam spying.

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Ravi Released After Serving Only 20 Days.

Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers University student convicted of invasion of privacy and other crimes for using his webcam to spy on his gay roommate Tyler Clementi, was released from jail Tuesday morning after completing 20 days of his 30 day sentence.

Ravi, 20, was found guilty in March of 15 criminal charges after watching Clementi kissing another man on his webcam, then posting about the incident on Twitter, instant messaging programs and text messages.

Several nights later, Clementi took his own life, leaving a goodbye message on his Facebook page before jumping to his death from the George Washington Bridge: “Jumping off the gw bridge. Sorry.”

Ravi is maintaining his innocence and appealing the conviction. During his trial, he defended his webcam use by saying that he set it up to ensure Clementi’s visitor didn’t steal his iPad.

Ravi was awarded one five-day reduction in his sentence for good behavior, and another for working while in Middlesex County, N.J. jail. He’ll still have to undergo three years of probation and more than $11,000 in fines, 300 hours of court-ordered community service, in addition to counseling.

The prosecution in the case is appealing the ruling, arguing that Ravi should be charged with additional jail time. His crimes carry a maximum sentence of 10 years.

Webcam Spying HATE CRIME or NOT?

Webcam Spying Trial against former Rutgers Student Ravi is trying to use the HATE CRIME because Tyler (victim) was a homosexual.  Several Boston University Law Students were interviewed on this case.  Listen to what they had to say.

Ravi, knew his roommate was GAY and according to the facts pointed out during the trial it was a prank because Tyler would not let him in the room.

The prosecution failed during the trial to prove that this was a hate crime because of the testimony of provided by Molly Wei who was in the room with Ravi while spying on Tyler.

One question that was not asked during these interviews is; "Is it the fault of Ravi that Tyler committed suicide?"  When are people accountable  for their own actions?

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Molly Wei Webcam Spying Testimony

Molly and Ravi are shocked when they saw Tyler kissing another guy while webcam spying.  Both were charged for invasion of privacy.  Here what Erin Moriarty CBS legal expert has to say about the case.

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Adobe to Fix Flash BUG That Allows Webcam Spying

 

As student from Stanford University discovered the CLICKJACKING method that turns on the mic and Webcam without their knowledge.  The ClickJacking tricks give permission to a website to open the webcam and mic thus facilitating webcam spying. 

This BUG was discovered in 2008 and Adobe did fix the issue when using frames.  However the Stanford University student found a way to manipulate the player thus the whole is still open.

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Webcam Spying by Teachers and Principal

Here is a video that demonstrates how teachers and principals are spying on kids via Webcamera's in the class room.

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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

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