r/MadeMeSmile • u/RaisinAloneVortex • 14h ago

DOGGO ultimate heist

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u/ggk1 13h ago

Having cameras film my family inside my house 24/7 is a dystopian trend I refuse to let myself understand

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u/h3lium-balloon 13h ago edited 13h ago

I'm in and out of people's homes all day for my job. Based on what I'm seeing it's becoming extremely common, I'd say a good 30% of homes have some kind of interior camera. Seems to be very common in rooms that have an exterior door instead of exterior security cameras. Seems especially common in rentals, since most people don't want to, or aren't allow to, install exterior cameras in a rental. A lot of them seem to be there for pets, but almost all of them are always-on, online cameras, probably because they're so cheap and easy to setup now.

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u/zebrasareneat 9h ago

I have it in my rental for when the property manager has some reason to enter or there is maintenance on something being done. My shit is in there and working for the property doesn’t mean you don’t have sticky hands. 

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u/itookdhorsetofrance 12h ago

do you require to be told you're being recorded?

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u/Key-Demand-2569 9h ago

It depends on where they live but in most places I’m aware of it’s not a legal requirement, just a courtesy.

That changes if the cameras aren’t obvious or you’re a tenant and not contracted labor/visiting.