That wasn't what Robi asked.
He effectively asked for a cite. I provided one.
The fact that you don't like it is irrelevant as far as I'm concerned.
There was nothing to say that the footage had to have been taken using a phone though. By 2007 there is nothing to say that someone in the company was not in possession of a camera capable of taking short video clips depending on the size of the memory card used.
Wired for soundIn 1995, the first digital camera to shoot both still photos and movie footage with sound appeared. The Ricoh RDC-1 included a removable 64mm (2.5-inch) colour LCD screen. The CCD packed a 768x480-pixel resolution, while the zoom clocked in at 3x and f/2.8. More than a decade later and those are still the baseline specs for compacts (apart from the resolution, of course).
The RDC-1 would have set you back a hefty $1,500.
https://www.cnet.com/news/photos-the-history-of-the-digital-camera/In 1996, I started with one of the first point and shoot digital cameras. This unit was the Ricoh RDC-1, and it was REALLY expensive.
http://blog.jeffcable.com/2013/09/the-evolution-of-digital-cameras-my.htmlWhy is this an issue on a thread about what Kate saw when she checked on her children?