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The answer depends a lot on what your personal view of the police is and vice versa. Of broader interest: the neighbor agreed to "help" and your family's movem
by aaroninsf 7y ago
The answer depends a lot on what your personal view of the police is and vice versa.
Of broader interest: the neighbor agreed to "help" and your family's movements are henceforth subject to surveillance without consent.
- goldcd 7y agoAgreed. Wouldn't want the camera in my home, or pointed at me whilst I work - but I'm OK with "me walking by" Basically, I've accepted the neighbour is already allowed to see me as I walk by - this is just improving the efficiency of surveillance, not changing it. I wouldn't have objected if they'd decided they wanted to start an old-school "twitching curtains" neighbourhood watch scheme - I might not have joined, but I wouldn't be feeling violates.