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The landlord controls the camera and the access data, not the tenant, the probability that it will be used to help the tenant is way lower than the probability
by nraynaud 6y ago
The landlord controls the camera and the access data, not the tenant, the probability that it will be used to help the tenant is way lower than the probability it will be used against the tenant.
- Can_Not 6y agoI'm worried that the surveillance footage will be used to prove tenets commited a litany of frivolous tiny "violations", available to the landlord on a less than a whim, only a click, while if footage were to prove my innocence on a matter, they'll do everything in their power to delay...