<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=255436.msg12630158#msg12630158">Quote from: Zaer Darkwail on 06-09-2016, 19:31:37</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Well, in my first post I mentioned I hack into building security systems and you replied first floor only has cameras on them, so I did not write it but intent was Ghost has very least first floor cameras hacked into so he can view through them.<br/><br/>Also one his bots is in front entrance of the building and keeping eye on things so through the bot Ghost would had seen American Star to enter (and then via surveilance cameras in first floor and usually bathrooms and elevators also got such cameras in high security buildings). Also hacking into power stations they have computers and monitors which observe all electric traffic (where power goes and how it is used). Monitoring such thing is highly important for maintenance as if something does not work, they can tell is problem in that 'power does not go where it's meant to go' or if power does connect to the device in a building (like water pumps, heating, elevators etc), they know issue is elsewhere. So via those monitors (which got hacked) Ghost has complete access to know where power is transfered so long the said device does not have independant (speaking generators) power source.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>In my first response post I explained how he had NOT hacked into the building's security system.  If he had, all this would be much simpler for him.<br/><br/>The cameras I mentioned are on the outside of the building.  Hacking into one of them (how again?) does not mean he can see through all the cameras inside.  The camera is not designed to do anything other than send an encrypted video signals wirelessly to a receiver.  It does not have a direct connection camera software.<br/><br/>The elevator does not have a camera inside it.  Neither do the restrooms, though that's disturbing.<br/><br/>His bot would have seen American Star leap over the turnstile and then run into an Elevator lobby, but could not have seen her inside the elevator lobby without looking through two walls.<br/><br/>And finally, yes, the electric company certainly monitors all the power being routed through it's lines very closely.<br/><br/>However, they do not monitor if you are using your X-box or your tv, or your stove.  They can't tell that, since they have not installed monitor devices inside your home electronics.  Nor can they tell what exactly is using the power inside a building that they do themselves own.