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Lol. I'm sure random people walk around your house all the time unless you're in the middle of nowhere. What's stopping a random guy from walking around taking
by slackingoff2017 9y ago
Lol. I'm sure random people walk around your house all the time unless you're in the middle of nowhere.
What's stopping a random guy from walking around taking pictures through all the windows when they see you leave? Nothing. Dude just dresses up like the meter reader and does whatever he wants. Even if you "catch" the guy he did nothing illegal. In most places it's totally fine to stroll around on other people's land unless "no trespassing" is clearly marked. Got one of those big signs in your front yard?
If you ever leave the house I'm sure pictures of you with your family have been streamed on countless webcams over the years and probably live TV.
You have no real security unless you've got a cement room with no windows and a metal door. Anything less is just to make people feel better
Your perceived privacy violations sound pretty mundane to me.
- jjeaff 9y agoI agree. I have seen these kind of complaints a lot and I just don't get it. "Now some random person knows where I live." ... Uh, well, they know where -someone- lives, but they don't know you. I can't see how this is a problem unless your house is some kind of camoflauged hidden lair. Houses are easy enough to find. You don't need to get a job as a delivery person to find where houses are. The fact that they delivered a package to your house doesn't make you any more of a target than anyone else. Maybe if you were having gold bricks delivered and they were clearly marked "expensive gold bricks" on the package.
- antisthenes 9y agoIt's just thinly veiled racism/classism. Nothing to see here. That or the dude legitimately expects white glove delivery for bottom shelf pricing, which is even more absurd.