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I have found that many people are not really too concerned about it. There is a home security company here that sells an alarm system and one of the indoor move

I have found that many people are not really too concerned about it. There is a home security company here that sells an alarm system and one of the indoor movement sensor units has a built in camera. No you do not have any access to the camera. No, there is no indication that it is active. No, you can not opt out. No, you can not see any source (I asked). "But it will only ever be used when there is an alarm to verify". And most of the people go: "Sure, sounds reasonable!"

gtsteve 8y ago
This feels maybe a little bit more reasonable because you installed the camera yourself and have contracted a company to monitor it. You can opt out by cancelling the contract. In my example, the user has no choice, just as you frequently have no choice but to allow your web traffic or activity be monitored.