2026-09-30 23:45:06AktualitetSHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
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The publication and mass distribution of intimate videos of showbiz personalities is one of today's topics on "Top Story". IT expert, Tomi Kallanxhi, speaks about the publication of the videos and advises citizens not to keep cameras at home, because it is almost certain that one day they will be hacked.
"Albanians have not understood what privacy is. The salaries and license plates came out and no one was bothered. Many people spend thousands of euros to put cameras in their homes and bedrooms. Most of them are cheap Chinese goods and are very easy to hack."
They have very simple passwords and can be hacked very easily. There are "sites" that sell home cameras. You are eating and thousands of people are watching you. My advice is not to keep cameras in the house. Even a 12-year-old can hack cameras now.
You can hack the cameras of the whole neighborhood, AI gives you the opportunity to do it very easily today. If people want to have a camera inside the house, they can be sure that one day they will be hacked. In most cases, a camera when recording in the dark has the infrared turned on.
"If the light is on, you should think that someone is watching you. If the video has been published for a long time, it is too much to worry about. In Telegram groups, the more you pay, the more 'good' cameras you can find," said Tomi Kallanxhi.
