Last night I was at the NY Philharmonic and I noticed some really strange behavior with my Calyx de-googled device. I assume that it was because of the lighting in the hall, but I don’t know and would be interested in comments from people. Once I had logged on, VLC suddenly opened and then ... More on forums.puri.sm

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There are ways that someone can use a backdoor to access your cameras, microphone, and much more if you are targeted in such a way. To be paranoid about it is not worth focusing on as it will just lead you down a rabbit hole into distrusting electronics that we all need to have in order to function in this world. If you want to take 1 step towards privacy, you can put a piece of tape over the camera lens and just peel it back when you intend to take a picture. More on reddit.com

This would be a cool feature that would actually make the camera useful. The only times the camera helps is those windows on Dubai, and the security panels in Chongqing. This would make the camera useful on every map, not just two Hitman 3 maps. The downside is it would make starting pistols mostly redundant. That's my guess why this game feature was never implemented. More on reddit.com