Never Put Your Security Camera in These 8 Spots

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The most important part of setting up a security camera is where to put it, and that’s where people start making big mistakes. The best security cam in the world won’t do much good if it’s blinded by the sun or even breaks important privacy laws.

To help out, I’m going over the worst places to put a security camera, why they’re so bad, and better places to put your cam instead. Avoid these mistakes, and your camera will be ready to help keep eyes on your property for years to come.

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