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I wasn't asking for your opinion or your judgement.

• brokenmachine 4y ago
  Neither were your neighbors.
  • dm319 4y ago
    I haven't been offering my judgement or opinion to or on my neighbours. My judgement is on the device, and to be honest, I might well have installed one of these devices without realising how it may make others feel. The story about the cat was just a background line to give context for why I was calling on my neighbours, but it could be any number of reasons, I might even have been saying hello after moving into the area. That's not enough information for you to judge, or to know that we picked up the cat as a stray and took it in, but it is very much an outdoor cat and we're ok with that - it is after all, where we found it. Are you always so judgemental and critical?
    • brokenmachine 4y ago
      It would have been better for local wildlife to take the stray cat to the pound, rather than just enabling it but letting it roam regardless. I was against Ring cameras because of the privacy implications, but the neighbors that own Ring cameras being the ones that managed to avoid being interrogated about a "lost" stray cat is the most convincing argument in support of them that I can imagine.