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But what if a guest is sleeping on your sofa, and likely using that room to dress? The author of this Fusion article describes that very situation: A person sleeping on a friend’s sofa for a few weeks discovered that she was being recorded by a Dropcam (the precursor to the Nest Cam). The situation is murky, because although it was a living room—the most public room in a home—it served as a de facto bedroom for the time the guest was using it. What makes this case even murkier is the technology involved.

Well this makes it even more confusing.

So if I put a nanny cam in the living room, and the babysitter takes her clothes off and does her BF on the couch, suddenly I’d be at fault?

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Posted by SECdragonmaster

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Posted on 8/16/22 at 4:12 pm to fr33manator

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if I put a nanny cam in the living room, and the babysitter takes her clothes off and does her BF on the couch

Sounds like I have seen the inside of your house on one of those free internet sites.

What color is your couch and what color is your babysitters hair?

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Posted by Shexter

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Posted on 8/16/22 at 4:13 pm to fr33manator

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although it was a living room—the most public room in a home—it served as a de facto bedroom for the time the guest was using it.

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Posted by Epic Cajun

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Posted on 8/16/22 at 4:14 pm to fr33manator

It probably depends on what you do with the video at that point. If you share it with others, there's probably some sort of expectation of privacy that you're violating. If you just delete it, or hell if you just keep it but keep it to yourself, then I'm sure you're fine.

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