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Anonymous users2024-01-24Others casually scare, you take it seriously!
I saw a saying on the Internet, in a dark environment, you use your phone to take pictures of the mode to look around, and the place where there is a camera will be a red dot. I don't have a place to experiment, so you can try it.
Anyway, it is also in the position of various hole occlusions, you look at these positions.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Why not? You're so weird.
Generally not, who would have nothing to peep into other people's privacy? Unless you have an enemy. >>>More
Congratulations, you don't know how many sex encounters you'll have in the future, provided your stuff can be seen inside the camera. Don't just be a little black dot.
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.
Strictly speaking, installing a camera anywhere you can photograph someone is a risk of violating privacy. However, the reality is that people are giving up some of their privacy protections in exchange for better security.
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.