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A physical mask that blocks the view to the hot neighbour, but not to your areas of interest would give them some reassurance.
by ls15 4y ago
A physical mask that blocks the view to the hot neighbour, but not to your areas of interest would give them some reassurance.
- Terry_Roll 4y agoWhat about the satellites mimicking God watching over everyone?
- ls15 4y agoI am not really fine with with them, but that's another can of worms.
- brewdad 4y agoOk, but what if I am trying to monitor my driveway where I park my vehicle but the hot neighbor's flowers are in the same line of sight just beyond my parking space? It's not always feasible to block a portion of the view without blocking the entire reason for having the camera in the first place.
- ls15 4y agoI think a German court would ask in such cases which has more weight: a) your interest in security, or b) your neighbour's interest in privacy. I think the default is b), but there are cases where a) has more weight, for example if your house was already broken into and you can reasonably explain why this exact angle is crucial for your security. Just catching some flowers in the picture does not make a strong case for b).