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No they would not. Not until you actually went to the police station, got them to open a case, got an injunction and the "culprit" would get served with a forma
by vntok 6y ago
No they would not. Not until you actually went to the police station, got them to open a case, got an injunction and the "culprit" would get served with a formal notice. Then if they kept doing that would they potentially be in breach.
- judge2020 6y agoI agree that detecting and pursuing this is unlikely to happen but it's still likely a violation of state wiretap laws and/or stalking. Anyone that wanted to do this would just lay a rpi with cellular and a battery so they don't need to be right outside your house all the time, making it both hard to detect and untraceable.