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The traveler took a picture of the camera lens, sparking a wave of questions on social networking sites, especially among the usual air travelers.
Singapore Airlines has been quick to bring clarity to the camera, she said in a tweet Twitter site It's really a camera lens, but it's "not working".
As the newspaper quoted "Daily Mail" Columbia, the company confirmed that it did not intend to use The camera Installed in entertainment screens on his modern aircraft.
Singapore Airlines said it was the company that had provided the aircraft with entertainment devices to set the camera's lenses, as they do with other devices, but this explanation was not enough to appease the curiosity of the passengers.
And warned that this might be helpful Singapore Airlines With these cameras in the future, even if they refuse the operation during the current time, after the passenger's attention to the matter.
Claire Raleigh, a technical expert, ruled out Singapore Airlines tracking passengers directly with the help of cameras, but pointed to the increasing presence of surveillance in various public places, which raises complaints about Violation of privacy.
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The traveler took a photo of the camera lens, sparking a wave of questions on social networking sites, especially among the usual air travelers.
Singapore Airlines did not delay in explaining the camera and said on Twitter, on a camera lens, that this one "did not work".
According to the British newspaper "Daily Mail", the company confirmed that she did not intend to use the camera installed in the entertainment screens of her modern aircraft.
Singapore Airlines said it was the company that had provided the aircraft with entertainment devices to set the camera's lenses, as they do with other devices, but this explanation was not enough to appease the curiosity of the passengers.
The experts warned that Singapore Airlines could use these cameras in the future, even if they refuse to function normally, after the passenger has noticed the problem.
Claire Raleigh, a technical expert, has ruled out Singaporean airlines to track passengers directly with the help of cameras, but pointed to the increased presence of surveillance in various public places, raising complaints of breach of privacy.
