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Public cameras, as their operators publish them: a still every few minutes, with the time it was made. Public places only; nothing is recorded.

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Kīlauea's summit

The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory's cameras on Kīlauea, Hawaiʻi, a still every few minutes. Public domain (USGS).

Halemaʻumaʻu and Kaluapele, Kīlauea calderaKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

Halemaʻumaʻu and Kaluapele, thermal imageKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

West Halemaʻumaʻu craterKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

East Halemaʻumaʻu craterKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

South Halemaʻumaʻu craterKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

Kīlauea caldera down-dropped block and HalemaʻumaʻuKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

Kaluapele, Kīlauea calderaKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

Kīlauea summit from Mauna Loa Strip RoadKīlauea summit, HawaiʻiOBSERVED USGS HVO

The roads

California's highways

3,395 Caltrans cameras in 55 counties, a still about every five minutes. Choose a county.

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Each picture is its operator's latest still, asked through browse.info about once a minute while it is on your screen, with the time the operator made it. No video, no recording: Browse keeps none of it, and points at public places only. For a screen in a room, the live wall can show these cameras in turn, and its stream mode is made for a streaming app.