Concerned. - ecammnetwork

What are you talking about?

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Friday, November 09 2007 @ 02:51 PM PST

Concerned. - iGreg

Exactly what I said. I corresponded with company that made this program and they confirm it. By email to me they say they do indeed load code into all cocoa applications, regardless whether or not the program has anything to do with cams.

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Monday, March 31 2008 @ 04:48 PM PDT

Concerned. - Amavida

No need to be so paranoid.

In your Applications folder is a folder called iGalsses.
In this folder is an application called iGlass Manager.
Use this to select individual applications that you want to be web cam enabled with iGlasses.

Sheesh, you have good grade tin foil there huh?

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Tuesday, April 01 2008 @ 05:12 AM PDT

Concerned. - iGreg

As you can see from this email exchange with them last year, they acknowlege that iGlasses installs code in Cocoa apps, including TinkerTool (which has nothing to do with cams or video). It even caused an issue of getting error messages. They do not indicate here there is any way to exclude specific apps from having this code installed in them.

I do not wear a tinfoil hat, I have a brain and I use it.
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Hi Greg:

iGlasses and Conference Recorder do load code into Cocoa applications so I wouldn't be surprised if you get a warning. This is just how they work since they're plugins. Sorry for the trouble.

Thanks,
Ken
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On May 28, 2007, at 8:28 PM, iGreg wrote:

Name: iGreg

I have iGlasses & Conference Recorder. Whenever I launch
TinkerTool System I get a warning from it that Ecamm is
trying loaded code into it and it might intefere with
TinkerTool. Please investigate.

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Thursday, July 03 2008 @ 06:21 PM PDT