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The most common reasons I've encountered: - people put rooms up on Airbnb and are (perhaps understandably) paranoid about things being stolen. It goes too far
by bigDinosaur 4y ago
The most common reasons I've encountered:
- people put rooms up on Airbnb and are (perhaps understandably) paranoid about things being stolen. It goes too far if there are cameras in bedrooms though.
- people want to monitor their kids
- general monitoring to catch anyone who breaks in while they are out etc.
Have personally never heard of putting cameras inside for catching domestic violence: I suspect that abusers may be 'smart' in the sense that they'll catch on to this pretty quickly and prevent someone from doing it or manipulate the situation.
- giraffe_lady 4y agoAbusers are far far more likely to use cameras against their victims than they are to allow a camera that could be used against them. Technology-enabled surveillance is already a major part of a contemporary domestic abuser's toolkit, this is not even theoretical.