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<blockquote data-quote="moldsporh" data-source="post: 6139270" data-attributes="member: 54834">How can I explain this.....so you understand.Ups and Lytx both state the &quot;recording was disabled&quot; please show me where they state the &quot;camera&quot; only was disabled. If I am wrong,&nbsp; then I am wrong, but they said specifically the &quot;recording&quot; was disabled....and I feel it was fell for.Every camera (digital) has a sensor, every square is a rectangle.They use the term &quot;sensor&quot; as a deflection to the actual meaning of what it is. When I get an alert of someone at my house on my Arlo door cam, do I say my sensor alerted me or the camera alerted me?The sensor behind the camera lens doesn&#039;t do the math, the AI in the Lytx does all that in post processing. It has to use a camera whether or not the images are for internal use only or not.This is what the &quot;sensor&quot; aka...camera..sees inside a cab. Now you tell me it&#039;s disabled. The Lytx cannot work unless it sees this.Looks like a decent 1920x1080 video image that Lytx&nbsp; says it uses to process data for it&#039;s alerts.This is what I believe is scrubbed from what UPS is sent. How would we know for sure.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.lytx.com/blog/4-dash-cam-videos-that-show-the-dangers-of-distracted-driving[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moldsporh, post: 6139270, member: 54834"] How can I explain this.....so you understand. Ups and Lytx both state the "recording was disabled" please show me where they state the "camera" only was disabled. If I am wrong, then I am wrong, but they said specifically the "recording" was disabled....and I feel it was fell for. Every camera (digital) has a sensor, every square is a rectangle. They use the term "sensor" as a deflection to the actual meaning of what it is. When I get an alert of someone at my house on my Arlo door cam, do I say my sensor alerted me or the camera alerted me? The sensor behind the camera lens doesn't do the math, the AI in the Lytx does all that in post processing. It has to use a camera whether or not the images are for internal use only or not. This is what the "sensor" aka...camera..sees inside a cab. Now you tell me it's disabled. The Lytx cannot work unless it sees this. Looks like a decent 1920x1080 video image that Lytx says it uses to process data for it's alerts. This is what I believe is scrubbed from what UPS is sent. How would we know for sure. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.lytx.com/blog/4-dash-cam-videos-that-show-the-dangers-of-distracted-driving[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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