> That is just wrong. I suppose it depends on what you mean by "wrong"? For instance, it's perfectly legal to record inside your house - visibly or not - prov

> That is just wrong. I suppose it depends on what you mean by "wrong"? For instance, it's perfectly legal to record inside your house - visibly or not - provided it's not in an area or place where the user would expect privacy (usually meaning a bathroom or similar place - but could be extended to bedrooms depending on consent and other reasons). It might be considered unethical, perhaps even immoral, depending on the reasoning or ulimate purpose for those recordings. But legally there isn't anything wrong about it. Note: This all depends on your local or other laws of course...