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Man Sues Over Leaky Baby Monitor (updated)

Posted on November 2, 2009July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Kim Zetter reports:

An Illinois man is suing the maker of a video baby monitor after discovering that he and his neighbor could spy on each other through the devices.

Wes Denkov filed a proposed class action lawsuit on Friday against Summer Infant and Toys ‘R’ Us over the $100 Summer Infant Day and Night Video Monitor. He did so after a neighbor, who used the same brand, informed him that video and audio from Denkov’s son’s nursery was showing up on the neighbor’s monitor whenever it was set to the same channel.

Read more on Threat Level.

Update: A copy of the lawsuit can be found on Courthouse News (pdf).

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