Do share house tenants have the right to install cameras in the common areas of the living room?

Generally, when signing a rental contract, there are some people who will sign a treaty that the furniture cannot be damaged, and the damage must be compensated according to the price, because the furniture is rented, so there is an obligation to protect it. But if you meet a good landlord, or if the reason for the bad light in the living room is because of the landlord, you can do without it.

This is a no-no. You are violating someone's privacy. You are sharing a house, you have the right to use it, and he also has the right to use it, so you can't install monitoring.

It's a good friend who shares a house, and she should agree to install a camera.

Tenants certainly don't have the power to install cameras in common areas, but landlords do.

Let's negotiate with the tenant, and the installation should not damage the house.

It's a good idea to ask for the advice of the tenants you share a flat with.

No, it will affect the privacy of others.