A string of high-profile voyeurism cases have been in the news in British Columbia. In addition to ones we just heard reported, three other convicted men are set to appear in court this month.
The cases are drawing attention to the way technology is helping modern-day peeping Toms.
The easy availability of relatively cheap, very tiny, hidden cameras has made it easier to watch people and harder to tell if you’re being watched.
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