I have cameras inside the house. Carefully aimed, with microphones disabled. We do this mostly to keep an eye on our cats. The worst you're going to see is an

I have cameras inside the house. Carefully aimed, with microphones disabled. We do this mostly to keep an eye on our cats. The worst you're going to see is an old fat white guy going downstairs in the middle of the night, in his underwear. If that turns you on, then you know where you need to go get a job. No, we don't have any cameras in the kitchen, because the kitchen/dining/breakfast room area is isolated from the rest of the house by doors, and we don't allow the cats into those areas. Yes, the doors have baby-resistant mechanisms for the door handles, otherwise one of the cats would open the doors himself -- he is long and smart enough that he can just reach up, wrap both front paws around the door handle, and pull down. We saw him do that once, which is why we have the baby locks in place. But, if there were a fire in the house, there might be a video record in the cloud of what started the fire.