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Anonymous users2024-01-24Your dad is too 、、、 serious, isn't that good!
As the saying goes: it's hard to get confused, it's really self-inflicted!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's nothing, the family still cares? This is to prevent theft by outsiders, and when there is no one at home, it can also call the police to your mobile phone.
You first use a camera tool such as a mobile phone to take a picture of the camera you see in the toilet as the basis for reporting the crime, and then call the police to report the crime.
If the living room is your own, and you don't deliberately let uninformed people expose their privacy in the living room, and you don't deliberately secretly take pictures of other people's privacy, it is not considered an invasion of other people's privacy.
Renting in someone else's house, and the landlord installing a camera in the living room, whether it is an invasion of privacy is analyzed on a case-by-case basis. If the living room is a tenant's private space, it is suspected of violating privacy; Otherwise, it doesn't count. Public venues do not count.
Pretend quietly, it doesn't matter, take a picture of it, send some to me, and I'll settle it with the police.
School toilet security cameras I don't think it's legal. First of all, you are violating personal privacy, and the second is to interfere with the school system, the management of the school has been strongly deteriorated, or suggest that the school dismantle the camera, if it is opposed, I can only use the law to sanction the school.