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Originally Posted by LabRat
Where exactly is the camera, and what exactly is it pointing at? Serously, this can't be legal
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The camera is in one of her bedroom windows. She's got her blinds pulled away and pinned back! It points directly at the side of my house--the side where my driveway is. Almost directly into one of my side living room windows. Depending on how wide an angle the thing has she can see a lot--the whole one side of my house with side yard and part of back yard. She can see who is knocking at my door, who comes and goes. And it is totally legal for her to do this. She's on HER property. The next time she comes strolling in front of my house I'm going to get my son's videocam and film her walking by. That's within my rights, too. And I'll make sure she sees me doing it.
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