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Web cam protection and keyboard logger

Asking if Sophos Anti-Virus for Mac Home Edition [the locally managed standalone product] will have a web cam access blocker and key logger protection in the future - perhaps in version 10? Will pay for a Mac AV product with these security features, please let me us know...

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0 ZRL1 over 8 years ago

While you're waiting for the web cam protection, why not put a piece of masking tape over the camera? Fold the tape over exactly where the lens is to avoid getting adhesive on the glass.
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0 ZRL1 over 8 years ago

While you're waiting for the web cam protection, why not put a piece of masking tape over the camera? Fold the tape over exactly where the lens is to avoid getting adhesive on the glass.
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0 adboice over 8 years ago in reply to ZRL1

Thanks ZRL1, however covering the web cam dims the display considerably - but this is always a failover step.
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0 ZRL1 over 8 years ago in reply to adboice

In System Preferences>Display, is "Automatically adjust brightness" checked? If so, uncheck that to prevent the dimming. The camera is sensing ambient light and brightness is adjusted using that reading if the option is checked.
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0 adboice over 8 years ago in reply to ZRL1

Very cool - much appreciated ZRL1.
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