^ NO not worth it for the lulz.
Actually…no, dont do it.
[quote]NvrTooLate wrote:
I’m in the security industry, I sell cameras, intrusion, access control etc. to businesses. Today I was in the office getting a remote demonstration from one of my engineers in the midwest of some video surveillance. He pulled up some cameras within his office and he went to one of our customers, PLANET FITNESS (one location somewhere in the US). I almost fell out of my chair.
He deleted their cameras from my software once the demo was over. But, I can obtain the IP address once we do the demo for my customer. I’m tempted to view their cameras when ever I want to thus getting some good laughs out of it. I know it’s a total breach of the client/ vendor relationship and I can get into a lot of trouble.
Thoughts?[/quote]
It’s not our job that’s on the line… please proceed. =)
[quote]NvrTooLate wrote:
I’m in the security industry, I sell cameras, intrusion, access control etc. to businesses. Today I was in the office getting a remote demonstration from one of my engineers in the midwest of some video surveillance. He pulled up some cameras within his office and he went to one of our customers, PLANET FITNESS (one location somewhere in the US). I almost fell out of my chair.
He deleted their cameras from my software once the demo was over. But, I can obtain the IP address once we do the demo for my customer. I’m tempted to view their cameras when ever I want to thus getting some good laughs out of it. I know it’s a total breach of the client/ vendor relationship and I can get into a lot of trouble.
Thoughts?[/quote]
As a recon marine you should know how to tip-toe…
[quote]slippery_banana wrote:
Alright alright…I talked to HolyMac today and Im going up to T-Town sometime within the next 2 weeks hopefully to be his camera guy. If everything goes as planned we will have your video. Hahahahahhaahah
Sometimes the military calls and there is nothing you can do about it.
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^^^^ lol