I Found the Rules for Legally Recording Audio and Video on Your Home Security Camera

Surveillance has become increasingly common in our streets and neighborhoods thanks to the spread of Flock Safety AI cameras and similar systems. While I've covered the current state laws that govern this kind of vehicle and person surveillance, you may still have questions about what's legal for your security cameras at home -- or your neighbor's.

I've done the research into these laws, which include important principles everyone with a home security camera should know, as well as some key differences by state. Let me break down what you can do with audio and video, and when it starts to violate laws that could lead to lawsuits or criminal charges.

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Public vs. private surveillance

First, let's talk about the most important rule when recording video (anywhere). The standard that the courts have widely adopted is...

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