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Anonymous users2024-01-24The monitor can not be monitored at night, the picture captured is pitch black, the thief enters the door at night, steals the cash, can not tell the person who sells the monitor, this is just that the monitor does not have infrared function, and the picture can not be taken at night without light.
If it is outside the toilet, there is no way, the toilet is still a public place, the school has the right to supervise, the school is also for safety reasons, if it is installed in the toilet, you can sue the school for violating the student's privacy. But I don't think the school will put the probe in the toilet, isn't that asking for trouble?
It depends on the image of your monitor and its angle, whether you can reach that distance, if you buy a relatively high-quality camera, then you can see a very far position. >>>More
It depends on your needs, if you install a monitor at home for security, you can install it, if it is to monitor people in the house, then I don't think it's necessary. I bought a C3W camera from EZVIZ Network and installed it at the door, which is pretty good.
Then you need to come and check it out. What don't you understand. You can follow up.
If the right to privacy is violated, you can first contact the other party to talk, and instead of contacting the community village committee, you can't sue him.