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From the street photography articles I've read; if you can see it from a public space then its fair game, which I think is reasonable. But in your scenario the
by jwagenet 4y ago
From the street photography articles I've read; if you can see it from a public space then its fair game, which I think is reasonable. But in your scenario the camera is on your private home, so most people would expect reasonable privacy from being recorded.
- ashwagary 4y agoYes, if it's in public it's fair game thanks to the 1st amendment. The nextdoor homeowner probably has a right to setup a tripod, a laser pointer (or a similar bright spot light) and point it directly at the neighbor's Ring camera iris.