Brian Fitzgibbons

He has also...

unfortunately indicated that they don't seem to have any of the footage from those cameras.

He mentioned a couple of things.

Yeah, that I was trying to figure out, Nancy.

And my best crack at that is basically maybe it was the mode that this camera was set in, that it was not set to record, but it was logging events, and that they're working with Nest and Google to try to extract that.

Yeah.

To explain this simply, these doorbell cameras will have battery power to them.

OK, so you could disconnect it from that base.

Then an event gets logged, you know, within its software.

And then now you've moved it, but it's not seeing any person as it's moving.

When you turn that, you know, 25 minutes later, somebody picks it up and it's pointing towards a person.

Now it's logging that event again, that it saw the person.

My assumption would be that it did not record an image.

Yes, so they could use a series of VPNs to protect this, you know, where they created the email accounts.

You know, depending on how nuanced they are, they could make this very, very difficult.

Now, what I will say is if there's any team, the FBI is probably the best in the world at unwinding that.

So, you know, it takes time.

And I think that that is something that they're clearly, clearly focused on.

No, this would be far more nuanced.

In order to hide your identity from the FBI, it would be far more nuanced than subscribing to a VPN service.