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Home security cameras are tools, not babysitters. They are excellent at deterring porch pirates and verifying who is at the door. But they are terrible at building trust inside a home.
Place internal cameras only in public areas: living rooms, hallways, garages. Never place them in bedrooms, bathrooms, or spaces where guests change clothes. If you need a baby monitor, use a local-only monitor that does not connect to the internet (traditional audio/video baby monitors are far more private than Wi-Fi cameras). Home security cameras are tools, not babysitters
Current law struggles to keep pace. The general rule is that individuals have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public—but a person on their own front porch, behind a screen door, or inside a home with curtains open occupies a liminal space. In a 2022 Florida case, a court ruled that a neighbor could not be forced to remove a doorbell camera that captured another’s driveway, because the driveway was visible from the street. Yet the same court noted that pointing a camera directly into a bedroom window would constitute trespass by sight. Place internal cameras only in public areas: living
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: In the event of a crime, recorded footage serves as critical evidence for law enforcement and insurance claims. 2. Privacy Implications and Ethical Concerns Current law struggles to keep pace