How Engineers Create Artificial Sounds to Fool Us

Re:How Engineers Create Artificial Sounds to Fool Us by fastfinner on Sunday July 10, 2011 @04:00PM (#2748474)

I am a photographer and I know I'd hate this feature. It makes street photography a lot more difficult.

I assume by sexual misconduct you mean someone taking pictures in the bedroom (as opposed to photographing women at the beach, which is public space - unless specifically prohibited). I feel that is too specific a protection to make the lives of legit photographers difficult. Instead, more severe punishments could be implemented to protect men and women whose sex videos are filmed without consent.

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Re:How Engineers Create Artificial Sounds to Fool Us by sgk284 on Sunday July 10, 2011 @06:45PM (#2748796)

In Japan, groping women and taking pictures up their skirts is a very very common practice among men. That's why they have women only passenger cars on trains[1]. The camera sounds are there to deter this behavior.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women-only_passenger_car

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Re:How Engineers Create Artificial Sounds to Fool Us by rmc on Sunday July 10, 2011 @04:42PM (#2748578)

I assume by sexual misconduct you mean someone taking pictures in the bedroom

More likely taking photos of someone in a semi-public place, e.g. changing rooms, on a train, in a café, etc.

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