A phone-recorded video of in-van surveillance footage made its way onto Reddit earlier this month.
In-van surveillance videos of Amazon delivery drivers are being leaked online, raising privacy concerns.
A phone-recorded video of a surveillance monitor, allegedly taken inside an Amazon warehouse, made its wayearlier this month. It shows a young, female delivery driver saying hello to a dog that jumps in her van. The cute video is made sinister by the commentary of the unseen people watching the driver. “You seeing this, Joey?” a person says off-camera. “Little visitor.”Creepy AF
Commenters on the Reddit post expressed their concern over the video being leaked. Presumably, the young woman in the video has no idea her interaction with the dog is being analyzed by her colleagues. “There’s a reason why us at UPS just negotiated driver-facing cameras out,” says one person. “It really is if I think about it too much I get creeped out really bad,” adds another.“dystopian” and “disturbing.”
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