Treating depression with electrodes inside the brain

Treating depression with electrodes inside the brain
She often thought about taking her own life, and one night in her college dorm, Guyton's dark thoughts gave way to action. With a razor blade, Guyton cut one wrist, then the other. "I think I wanted it to get better or I wanted to die," she said.
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Sports roundup
By Monitor staff The John Stark JV girls' lacrosse team beat Pembroke, 10-6. Elizabeth Palmisano led the Generals with four goals. Other goal scorers were Mackenzie Lover (two), Steph Wetherbee (goal), Larissa Foote (goal) and Casey Poirier (two goals) …
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Neighbors Yemen Zokari and Steven Gasterlum, who said they live with their baby two doors down from the suspect gunman, told the AP that they looked out the window when they heard gunshots Thursday morning. They said they saw two men lying on the …
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Can someone use a video baby monitor to see inside my apartment?

Question by paparazzi_12: Can someone use a video baby monitor to see inside my apartment?
I have a video baby monitor that has excellent range, but it got me thinking, couldn’t someone buy the same monitor and switch to the same channel and see inside my apartment if they wanted to?

I have the “Summer Infant Day & Night Handheld Color Video Monitor” and I know it can work with an extra camera (if I bought one)… so in theory, couldn’t that work for my neighbors too?

Best answer:

Answer by steve p
Technically, this is possible. But generally, most baby video monitors and other electronics nowadays encrypt/decrypt their devices. For example, they can encrypt the signal transmitted from the video monitor, which is then decrypted by the receiver. This will prevent other video monitor/receiver sets from getting the same feed.

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