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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Find a stolen or lost camera

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Find a stolen or lost camera

One interesting site that will make sure you find a lost or stolen camera.

What is it really about?

If you have photos from a camera that was stolen or lost, this site will help you search the Internet and check if someone has used your camera and uploaded images to the Internet.

This can be determined through a unique code that is written to the photo file at the time of its creation.

So, go to  www.stolencamerafinder.com and drag the image from the computer you took with the camera you are looking for to the homepage in the search box. Then wait a few seconds and the site will recognize the camera with which the picture was taken and will write if it found anything. If not, they will only write the model of the camera you took pictures with and the red letters "FAIL", if that happens to you, you were unlucky. Try another image.

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