Category Archives: daily pictures

Jeremy, let’s take a moment for ALL victims of ANY kind of terrorism, anywhere!

Day 28: Jeremy, let’s take a moment for ALL victims of ANY kind of terrorism, anywhere!

Confined in your own glass “watch tower” forever, Jeremy?

Jeremy, forget about Big Brother. You should fear Little Brothers

Experimenting with other media. It hasn’t worked very well, though!

Day 26: Jeremy, forget about Big Brother. You should fear Little Brothers

Jeremy, do I look like you, while I look at you, looking at me, looking at you?

I am usually very shy, so this one was a very difficult message to deliver. This is getting serious, isn’t it, Jeremy?!

Day 25: Jeremy, do I look like you, while I look at you, looking at me, looking at you?
[thanks to J.R. for the mask]

Jeremy, does Theresa May want to read our conversation on surveillance? #IPBill

Day 24: Jeremy, does Theresa May want to read our conversation on surveillance? #IPBill

Surveillance, sousveillance, uberveillance… perfect view from every cell

Day 23: Surveillance, sousveillance, uberveillance… perfect view from every cell
[thanks to B.D.]

Jeremy, am I operating “within the normal bounds of acceptable human behaviour” (PanoptiCam Ethics Statement)

Day 22: Jeremy, am I operating “within the normal bounds of acceptable human behaviour” (PanoptiCam Ethics Statement)

UK government wants to snoop into our browsing history, Jeremy. #IPBill

So, webcam is back to normal position…

Day 21: UK government wants to snoop into our browsing history, Jeremy. #IPBill

Do you like seeing that you’re being seen, Jeremy?

Day 20: Do you like seeing that you’re being seen, Jeremy?

Do you like being seen, Jeremy?

I told you I would come back, didn’t I, Jeremy?

Day 19: Do you like being seen, Jeremy?
[thanks to B.C.]

Jeremy’s broken eyes…

Only too late I realised the PanoptiCam webcam wasn’t working properly at the moment I went to send my message to Jeremy. At least this is how it seems, as the image was frozen, up until the end of the morning.

Well, I guess this is how CCTV works (or doesn’t) in most cases, isn’t it?

Thankfully, the PanoptiCam team is not like most CCTV maintenance teams and it went back to work later in the same day.

One should ask, though: what if a serious crime was being carried out during those few hours, just in front of Jeremy’s (broken) eyes?… Would you blame the technology for not helping us solve just another crime, Jeremy? Never mind, just think about it! I’ll bring my message again some other time…