@dxfhxdfhxd:

Twan Tuan :

What’s your name?! I’m entitled to it 🤣

ninsblitz :

While she’s recording. 🤣

Tim the Boss :

user1142241740216 :

Why are people so lost

Rich :

She’s pretty

vomtaunus :

TREVOR_MF_PHILLIPS :

Don't engage! There problem solved 💀💀💀💀

Drew Laney :

I dont want to be recorded so im gonna stand in front of the camera with my bad makeup

vicki :

She’s recording you lol

Marcus :

Broward123 :

how dare you buy a camera and use it 😂

user49671221332 :

If you mean security/surveillance cameras that an average American might pass or be captured by during a normal day, there isn’t a reliable nationwide average, but a reasonable ballpark is dozens to potentially 100+ camera views per day. For example, a typical day might involve: Leaving home: 1–5 cameras — doorbells, neighbors, apartment/building cameras Driving: 10–30+ — traffic cameras, toll cameras, police/ALPR cameras, gas stations, businesses Shopping/eating: 10–30+ — store security cameras, ATMs, parking lots, restaurants Gas stations: 5–15 cameras at one location isn’t unusual Work/school/public buildings: 5–30+ Walking around town: additional cameras from businesses, intersections, apartments, etc. Other people’s devices: potentially dozens more phones/cameras, although these aren’t continuously recording you.