[AUDIO // untraceable]
[As usual, though less so than usual, and it's possible to make out that the speaker is male. The feed itself is untraceable, but the sounds of the city can be heard in the background, indicating the speaker might be outside.]
Ah. I suppose it seems pointless to keep in touch with strangers. Perhaps that is a mistake.
Either way, will keep this brief:
I am looking for anyone reasonably intelligent, preferably capable of taking in and memorising detail. Some defensive abilities would help, even if said abilities involve running away. Ah, and fairly adapt at communicating with strangers. I believe there are several newcomers who would fit this description.
It has become apparent that a virus is spreading through the NVs. If anyone is concerned they might be caught doing something private, disabling the camera is the best option. However, disabling the program is not enough, as a clever virus will be capable of turning it back on. Destroying the camera itself risks damaging the NV itself.
I would advice simply placing a piece of black tape over the camera. This way, if you have use of it again, the tape can simply be removed and the camera will remain functional.
Doing the same to the microphone will at least muffle any sounds, particularly if you place a piece of cloth between the NV and the tape.
Ah, I hope this advice is helpful.
[and he switches the NV off.]
Ah. I suppose it seems pointless to keep in touch with strangers. Perhaps that is a mistake.
Either way, will keep this brief:
I am looking for anyone reasonably intelligent, preferably capable of taking in and memorising detail. Some defensive abilities would help, even if said abilities involve running away. Ah, and fairly adapt at communicating with strangers. I believe there are several newcomers who would fit this description.
It has become apparent that a virus is spreading through the NVs. If anyone is concerned they might be caught doing something private, disabling the camera is the best option. However, disabling the program is not enough, as a clever virus will be capable of turning it back on. Destroying the camera itself risks damaging the NV itself.
I would advice simply placing a piece of black tape over the camera. This way, if you have use of it again, the tape can simply be removed and the camera will remain functional.
Doing the same to the microphone will at least muffle any sounds, particularly if you place a piece of cloth between the NV and the tape.
Ah, I hope this advice is helpful.
[and he switches the NV off.]