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It's because perception of intent matters. Someone actively pointing a camera at you is perceived as an aggressive, hostile thing. People get immediately defen
by growse 3y ago
It's because perception of intent matters.
Someone actively pointing a camera at you is perceived as an aggressive, hostile thing. People get immediately defensive.
A static CCTV camera wasn't installed to video you in particular, so therefore people are more accepting.
- galleywest200 3y agoDepends on the location of the camera. Three went up on the street near me, since its by a high school and I guess they monitor traffic or something. But it can clearly see into private yards and it does offend me. If I lived nearer to the cameras and was impacted I would try to ensure my bits and tackle were visible to the cameras from my bathroom window every day.