[Histonet] surveillance cameras in the lab

[Rosa Fields]

You could put a nice coat of paraffin on the lenses!

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One way of finding out who is "watching you" is to blackout the lenses.
This should get a quick response!

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I was wondering how many techs out there have cameras in their labs,
either for security or to monitor employees. I went to work Sunday night
and noticed that 4 cameras were installed in the lab over the weekend,
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