Tiffany G
Hi, I just had security cameras installed and I was wondering if i needed to put up a sign saying I have cameras around my house? I heard if I heard if I don't it is like an intrusion of privacy or something? Thanks in advance!
Oh and I live in Las Vegas if there are any laws about it in my area
Answer
In your home or within in your property. nope.
Putting up a sign is a preventive measure to warn would-be troublemakers they might be caught on camera. You are not required to put up a sign for the invasion of privacy of people who come into your property..
In your home or within in your property. nope.
Putting up a sign is a preventive measure to warn would-be troublemakers they might be caught on camera. You are not required to put up a sign for the invasion of privacy of people who come into your property..
Installing a security camera?
Ava D
We've been hearing a lot of noises outside our house. And, my friend advised me to try installing a security camera. What are the benefits of installing home security cameras in my home?
Answer
I've been a product manager for Security Cameras for about 10 years. I believe the benefits are:
1) Pre and Post event recording (seeing what happened not only during a crime, but what happened just before and after)
2) if you have a camera at your front door, you have a better way to see who is at the door without approaching the door. If you hook the camera to your TV set, you can even see who is at the door without leaving your couch
3) Remote Viewing -- if you have your camera hooked to a DVR or if it's an IP camera, you have the ability to remote look in from anywhere that has an internet connection. I even have the ability to get live snapshots from my cameras at home via my cell phone.
4) Deterrant -- Cameras that are visible to would-be burglars, intruders, hooligans, etc, are great deterrants to those types of activities.
Try not to go cheap. The cheaper the camera, the worse the image. Resist that urge. Expect to pay between $700-$1500 for a really good, Day/Night, high resolution camera, installed, plus the price to record it. If you go cheap on this, like with a Swann or Qsee camera from Fry's, yes you'll be able to see if SOMEBODY is at your door, but forget trying to ID them later.
I've been a product manager for Security Cameras for about 10 years. I believe the benefits are:
1) Pre and Post event recording (seeing what happened not only during a crime, but what happened just before and after)
2) if you have a camera at your front door, you have a better way to see who is at the door without approaching the door. If you hook the camera to your TV set, you can even see who is at the door without leaving your couch
3) Remote Viewing -- if you have your camera hooked to a DVR or if it's an IP camera, you have the ability to remote look in from anywhere that has an internet connection. I even have the ability to get live snapshots from my cameras at home via my cell phone.
4) Deterrant -- Cameras that are visible to would-be burglars, intruders, hooligans, etc, are great deterrants to those types of activities.
Try not to go cheap. The cheaper the camera, the worse the image. Resist that urge. Expect to pay between $700-$1500 for a really good, Day/Night, high resolution camera, installed, plus the price to record it. If you go cheap on this, like with a Swann or Qsee camera from Fry's, yes you'll be able to see if SOMEBODY is at your door, but forget trying to ID them later.
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