The Evolution of Security Cameras: From Inception to Modern Technology

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Hey there, fellow security nerds! Let’s talk about something we all notice but rarely stop to think about: security cameras. You know, those ever-watchful eyes perched above doorways, in parking lots, and even on doorbells? They’re everywhere now, but have you ever wondered when they first showed up? Spoiler: It wasn’t during the Stone Age, though some early models might’ve weighed as much as a boulder. At Lockology Locksmith here in Oakland, we’re all about blending old-school security wisdom with modern tech—so let’s crack open this history lesson together.


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