In some extreme situations, legal action may be necessary, especially if you believe the camera is intentionally violating your privacy, like filming private areas of your home. Before taking legal action, gather evidence (such as photos or videos) to show the camera’s direction.
Consulting a lawyer can help you understand your rights, as privacy laws vary by location. Keep in mind that courts tend to favor security purposes over minor privacy concerns in public areas but are generally stricter about protecting private spaces.
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