Can neighbors point security cameras at your property?

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • SPONSORED POST: Sara Riley from the Tom Riley Law Firm answers an Iowa's News Now viewer's question over whether someone can point security cameras towards your property and if there's any legal recourse if you want them to stop.
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Комментарии • 61

  • @Vemp6
    @Vemp6 5 месяцев назад +16

    It's disturbing for neighbors across the street to have Multiple cameras pointed at my front door. No privacy, no fences.
    This creepy shit, really makes me miss the past.. days where I could comfortably walk outside on my own porch and enjoy a cup of coffee without being constantly recorded, without my consent.

    • @He-Man-q2r
      @He-Man-q2r 2 месяца назад +1

      It is creepy, because they know your every move.

    • @_byefat
      @_byefat Месяц назад +1

      This!

    • @MashaB-pk8hl
      @MashaB-pk8hl 10 дней назад

      The flip side of this is that a neighbor’s car had two of its tire stolen, and they were disappointed that my motion activated doorbell camera had no footage of the crime since their house is not directly across from mine. The neighbors had no camera of their own, by the way.

  • @saddam9507
    @saddam9507 11 дней назад

    You can put up physical barriers to block your neighbors property from your view. My camera is on fence, I used a small piece of plywood behind it to block my camera from seeing my neighbors back yard. If you are friendly with neighbors, you can even show them. You can also put black tape over part of the camera lens, to manual limit the view. This keeps everybody happy, it show's respect.

  • @craigklein5563
    @craigklein5563 3 месяца назад +4

    If you can see it from the public view, it's not protected as far as privacy rights!

    • @ndsire2025
      @ndsire2025 Месяц назад

      That's not how it works. The public can see a person's front door from the street. But you cannot video record looking into the front door. It's a big gray area. Each cops enforces it differently. Each prosecutor charges differently. I think AI would do a better job running our system.

    • @Support_Ad_Blocker
      @Support_Ad_Blocker Месяц назад

      @@ndsire2025 "But you cannot video record looking into the front door." Yes you can.... The OP is correct.

  • @MashaB-pk8hl
    @MashaB-pk8hl 10 дней назад

    In my neighborhood, Neighbor A has a camera in their side yard. Neighbor B objects to this camera because it points towards the side of the house. There are no windows or doors on this side of Neighbor B’s house, however, and a fence about 8’ high conceals anyone who might be in Neighbor B’s side yard. The HOA has sided with Neighbor A’s right to video the side of Neighbor B’s house, reasoning that no privacy issue exists. Neighbor B has asked people on our street to sign a petition against Neighbor A’s camera but I believe only two have signed the petition.

  • @clarasamu8694
    @clarasamu8694 11 месяцев назад +2

    Is illegal or legal to put cameras inside my house without telling me or asking me?

    • @magical8013
      @magical8013 6 месяцев назад +2

      It shouldn't be legal if they didn't tell you they were putting cameras in your home

  • @sofiawils3829
    @sofiawils3829 Год назад +9

    Maybe it is time to allow to build more than ten-foot-high fence between neighbors but not to give the lawyers an oplortunity to earn even more.

    • @ndsire2025
      @ndsire2025 Месяц назад

      But then you'd have to waive liability with the fire department.

  • @noliberalismeveragain
    @noliberalismeveragain 7 месяцев назад +5

    JB weld mixed with sawdust on 20' pole takes out security cameras

  • @LindaGeorge-vs5st
    @LindaGeorge-vs5st 9 месяцев назад +1

    In New York State, can a County DA decide how legally owned property by one party be invaded and destroyed, by a neighboring party? Should that be up to the court?

  • @tundetoth2124
    @tundetoth2124 Месяц назад

    Where i live i had to buy a tree as a "fence". Plus draping our doorway where i'm spending my time, because of the annoying lady next door. My question is really that: why would she put the camera up pointing at exactly our property?

  • @noliberalismeveragain
    @noliberalismeveragain 7 месяцев назад +2

    Green laser will destroy security camera

  • @mixter7x7
    @mixter7x7 Месяц назад

    It doesn't matter - there is no expectation of privacy in public.
    " In public " as applied to private property is defined as anything that is - not visually blocked from view by a cover or an enclosed structure
    It's like telling me I'm not allowed to look at your yard from my upstairs windows.
    Google photographs your property regularly from the street - as well as satellites from space, survey aircraft and drones. Every day.... all the time.
    The ONLY POSSIBLE exception would be a camera that is pointed into an otherwise private space eg . bedroom window having no view OTHER THAN looking into the bedroom window.
    I don't agree with it - but that's how it is.

  • @austinjackson1820
    @austinjackson1820 11 месяцев назад +2

    My mom's upstairs neighbors have a camera pointed out their window looking down at my mom's balcony. There's zero reason besides spying. It that illegal in oregon?

    • @jfayiii
      @jfayiii 8 месяцев назад +1

      Looking out the window is illegal too!!!@#

    • @NekoNebula1313
      @NekoNebula1313 7 месяцев назад

      No but your mom can fill for harassment get a restraining or no contact order to tell them to not. Tell the court it's causing stress and read up on laws on harassment and stalking.

  • @peoplenoodlesoup
    @peoplenoodlesoup 6 месяцев назад

    I live next to neighbors where are carports are about 10 feet from each other. I put up a blink camera above my carport door (where you enter the house from the carport. It is wide view so it shows my carport, and their carport. Our landlord called and said this was an invasion of privacy and we need to move it so that it can’t view their carport. But we can’t. It’s wide view and their place is 30 feet away from my house door. What do I do? Can I get in trouble?

    • @J.A.Madventures
      @J.A.Madventures 3 месяца назад +2

      If someone steals their car, they’ll want your video footage

    • @peoplenoodlesoup
      @peoplenoodlesoup 3 месяца назад +3

      @ just last week he looked over at our camera, picked up his handgun, looked at it, held it up and looked over at the camera….like, look what I have. 🙄 He is a nut.

    • @J.A.Madventures
      @J.A.Madventures 3 месяца назад

      @@peoplenoodlesoup the entire world seems to be on the whole ..I blame toxic crap pumped into us and pushed on us since birth ..affecting us all differently ..some way worse than others …but it’s all brain damage in one degree or another. Loss of control and childish actions are the result ..but severe hormones cause that too as well as addictions. We’re all crammed together for a reason..to send us loopy too! 🤪

    • @forrestegan
      @forrestegan Месяц назад +2

      @@peoplenoodlesoup if he brandished a gun on camera when his life was not in danger you might have a case against him for a threat of violence, consult an attorney.

    • @peoplenoodlesoup
      @peoplenoodlesoup Месяц назад +1

      I know! And my husband said don’t go to police because it will just get worse!!!? I’m just keeping all my evidence right now.

  • @jbrivera6574
    @jbrivera6574 8 месяцев назад

    1:32 2:00 The lay is hired does she practice in California?

  • @sambasim1858
    @sambasim1858 9 месяцев назад +3

    To me câmera in front the house towards the street it’s 100% ok but anywhere else should not be aloud over 5 feet because the fence maximum height is 6 feet this way you have privacy….

  • @akamissrubytuesday
    @akamissrubytuesday 5 месяцев назад +1

    my house is on a hill... my cameras see everything coming down the street, & everyones front yard.... my neighbor - who I have a restraining order against due to her intentional destruction of 3 of my fences & my security cameras, lighting etc- got mad that my camera on my gate has a view of her front yard- the police & the Judge both agreed my cameras helped me prove my neighbor needed that restraining order- also- they are not looking into anything private- anyone driving down the street can see in your yard- it is a PUBLIC VIEW- & as long as it is not pointed where privacy is expected- EG- bedroom - you can have as many cameras as you deem needed for your protection- yes cameras are everywhere- if you are personally bothered by the fact your neighbor has cameras- nothing prevents you from getting your own cameras.

    • @60nygal
      @60nygal 4 месяца назад

      Paranoia !!

  • @danielpathammavong8909
    @danielpathammavong8909 5 месяцев назад +1

    How bout inside your house, my neighbors been watching inside are house. Gotta about a hundred surveillance on the house. Why in how to get help

    • @randomvidzbycassper4663
      @randomvidzbycassper4663 3 месяца назад

      Hack their ip address and hack into those cameras so you can see them too. Make it equal

  • @johnhelms
    @johnhelms 10 месяцев назад

    We got a camera on our property line on illegal buildings that don't have permits for them.20 foot from our bedroom. With a microphone to listen to our conversation, both inside and outside. What can I do? They are all clearly aimed at us and doesn't pick up any part of her yard.

  • @krystalshepherd4582
    @krystalshepherd4582 8 месяцев назад

    0:56 You can't record people with your eyeballs.

  • @jimmymfyonts
    @jimmymfyonts Месяц назад

    Backyard is a private area so it’s illegal

  • @willdunham6724
    @willdunham6724 Год назад +3

    There is no right to privacy in your back yard!!!!

    • @GospelOutside
      @GospelOutside 9 месяцев назад +8

      True, but courtesy and common decency should override everything. People are just plain disgusting today.

    • @willdunham6724
      @willdunham6724 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@GospelOutside I totally get that, but that’s what the law states where I live. I’m not saying I would point a camera directly over a back fence.

    • @jfayiii
      @jfayiii 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@GospelOutside Courtesy and common decency... why do you think the cameras are going up in the first place? Those things are long gone, repeatedly demonstrated.

    • @60nygal
      @60nygal 4 месяца назад

      Ukranian nut jobs have surveillance lights shining on my house all night long plus cameras hidden underneath deck facing my house ! I politely asked IF she could lower the bulb shining into my living room and bathroom ..she rolled her eyes 👀 then said go in your room ..I was shocked. Then said I sleep on my couch ...she then said close your blinds. I said I have a window fan for breathing ..she said no no
      I had the HOA go there asking them to cut the light 🚨 down.. they did it for about a week now it's back on with ALL the other spot lights shing on my driveway and side of my house .
      I go into MY fin bathroom put light on then off and look BINGO their cameras are filming me

  • @take5755
    @take5755 Год назад +6

    Talking about your neighbor is sin. However, The person that complains about the camera usually knows exactly why the camera is present. Some complainers have a nasty habit of turning on things they can't turn off.

    • @skippypeanutbutter9136
      @skippypeanutbutter9136 Год назад +6

      Or maybe the neighbor is a unique combination of narcissist, bully and coward and uses them to ensure that all the people they've harassed and assaulted can't get back at them. And then uses them to call the cops about trespassing every time you mow your yard or rake leaves in the fall (yard is shared with theirs) and step 6 inches into their yard. but it's ok when they do it each week cuz you're not a psychotic monster who films everyone to be a petty POS.

    • @austinjackson1820
      @austinjackson1820 11 месяцев назад +2

      Wth would you like having a camera pointed at you at your own home?

    • @GospelOutside
      @GospelOutside 9 месяцев назад

      @@skippypeanutbutter9136 oh my goodness, your situation sounds like mine! Putting up several cameras should call for a discussion that the neighbor should initiate so that everyone agrees and is on the same page. Somehow people don’t believe that neighbors can’t be controlling, passive aggressive and intrusive. I have such a neighbor. He constantly comes over to our side of the lawn near our deck and patio and destroys things. He has damaged a patio rug, expensive solar lighting, put a cigar burn mark in my patio covering, took 2 teak decking blocks, dug up a part of our black metal gate stating that he was trying to level it out and the list goes on. He didn’t bother to call the people who installed it to ask if it was level. It’s a shared fence that we both paid for 50/50 years ago. He broke off a tip of the upper portion of the gate and bent two areas on the lower portion when he was digging (we often are away when these things happen or begin to happen). He’s been caught many times. Oh and before the gate was ever installed, he allowed a big truck to pull into our shared yard space so that he could have rocks dumped under his above ground deck. The trucks weight and wheels damaged our lawn to the point of being in leveled. He also cut down a small shade tree adjacent to our home that was not intruding on his property. He told us that he thought it didn’t look good. He is also one to always come outside when I am outside. Yes people are free to come and go as they please, but this man is questionable. My husband tolerates him more than me and has threatened legal action against him. I just keep it moving and try to think of ways to get a bit of privacy. He has cameras pointing everywhere. 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @GospelOutside
      @GospelOutside 9 месяцев назад

      Yes talking about your neighbor is sin, but not if done in an anonymous way. It is called venting. Also, taking retaliation against a neighbor is also sin, something I have not done. Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord.

    • @skippypeanutbutter9136
      @skippypeanutbutter9136 9 месяцев назад

      @@GospelOutside yeah he sounds like an absolute POS. Justified in everything he does that's terrible but would cry victim from the hill tops if you did any single one of those things

  • @Hawkrvo
    @Hawkrvo 9 месяцев назад

    Snoopy neighbor in pleasant valley will be reported

  • @papaarmo5028
    @papaarmo5028 26 дней назад

    Im dealing with covert harassment and I'm trying to prove that certain people are driving by my house. I already have cameras looking out the front and back of my house now I'm putting one in to catch license plates of people driving by.

  • @RomeoCorrea-f4h
    @RomeoCorrea-f4h 2 месяца назад

    Galaxy 10 android phone cell and Galaxy 20 for to steal mobile data

  • @pokeyjourneys3984
    @pokeyjourneys3984 8 месяцев назад

    No, technically. There's nothing you can do if it's visible to the public. There is nothing you can do if the pool is inside our house. Then yes

  • @betog9786
    @betog9786 Год назад

    yes ,so now my neighbors and I are head into court they violated mediation contract. civil suit here we come and she is demanding her attorney fee. they're probably looking at $90,000 violation of a contract. it started by them having Spanish rodeos loud music into the all hours trespassing in our yard and harassing our family got all the goodies on them. camera and police report works