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If there is a fence or other barrier, I think the answer is yes. There is implied privacy and it has been violated. “Having the memory” is not the same thing as

If there is a fence or other barrier, I think the answer is yes. There is implied privacy and it has been violated. “Having the memory” is not the same thing as taking a video that can be infinitely reproduced and shared, and I think it’s obvious we should and probably do treat that differently.

anon291 3y ago
Can ring cameras see through fences?
- Spivak 3y ago
  Yes, because they're mounted up high.
  - anon291 3y ago
    Okay then ban mounting them with any view a human wouldn't have with the understanding that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their homes from being viewed at angles a typical person could not see.