Where are the Eyes
by Daylighting Society
Version 1.3.0 💾 13 Mb
📅 Updated July 4, 2017
Build a map of surveillance cameras to protect citizens and aid activists
Features Where are the Eyes
Where are the Eyes is a tool for detecting and evading surveillance.
Together, you and other users build a map of surveillance cameras to protect activists, students, and other at-risk minorities.When run, the map will display red pins on cameras near your location.
To mark a new camera, or verify that a marked camera exists, just stand near it and press the "eye" button.More information is available at: https://eyes.daylightingsociety.org/aboutMany UI improvements, new map themes, better position tracking, and multiple bug fixes.
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Gaming Features
Enjoy immersive gaming experience with various game modes.
Camera Features
Advanced camera features with editing capabilities.
Personalization
Customize the app to match your preferences and workflow.
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What Our Users Say
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what our users have to say about our Android app.
"Great idea but lacking in a couple of areas. The map doesn't move to follow my location. Instead I have to pan to find the blue dot. I marked a camera at my location but the actual location is miles away, and there seems to be no way to delete a mistake or to downvote an incorrect location. Like to see this app develop features like ability to take a photo of the cameras at each location and provide that as detailed info. Please keep going. We really need this now more than ever!"
Daryl James
"This app is retarded, it wants to know your location instead of just showing the cameras in the area where you zoomed in."
M. Szendrey Piroska
"Wowzers. I got to try this."
No Body
"Interesting project. Fun to see where we are being watched by Big Government™ from"
Val Kwart
"Wasnt working at first but working fine now, problem is i always forget to use it when i see a camera."
McLovin
"Cool idea. It's fun to mark cameras as a game. Not too sure who will have use for this information, though."
Freddy Fowl
"Rather cool idea.. hope it goes viral. then maybe we can add stuff into it like maybe links to shodan etc ;-)"
Sen ectus
"like playing Pokémon."
A Google user
"Very cool and simple working app. Enables civilians to know when they are watched"
Ton-Anne van der Linden
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Available for Android 8.0 and above