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Leo, a freelance coder with a penchant for DIY tech, had installed six of them. He loved the "Digital Neighborhood Watch" feature, which allowed every resident to share their front-porch feeds. It felt like community; if a suspicious car drove by, everyone’s phone buzzed in unison.
: Inform regular visitors and household members about where cameras are placed and when they are active.
The legal standard comes from the 1967 Supreme Court case Katz v. United States . A violation occurs where a person has "a reasonable expectation of privacy." What is "reasonable" changes by context:
