Cameras should never be placed in these three places in the house

Monitoring at home creates a certain sense of security. It deters potential burglars from our four corners. However, it should be remembered that in some places the installation of cameras will not bring the expected effect. Where should cameras not be placed and what are the most common installation mistakes?

There are places in the house where the installation of a surveillance camera makes no sense.

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Camera in an ineffective place

It might seem that we do not need monitoring covering the area we see. It is better to direct cameras to places that are difficult to see. This turns out to be one of the most common mistakes.

Various studies show that burglars most often enter your home through the front door or window. It's surprising because it's easy to catch someone this way. However, it turns out that we do not pay that much attention to these places. That's where monitoring comes in handy. 

Camera in inappropriate places

Some monitoring users also decide to install cameras inside the house. However, you need to install them wisely. There are places that should not be recorded under any circumstances. These places are bedrooms and toilets. If we are caught recording in such places, we may end up in legal action.

We can also have problems in a situation where we have recorded someone's private area. The sidewalk and street in front of our house are public places. The situation is different when it comes to recording our neighbors' gardens. Monitoring should record only the area belonging to us.

Camera in a place obscured by other objects

When installing the camera, we want it to have the best possible recording area. We don't think about whether, in fact, nothing will start to obscure the image. It can be a tree branch or an open door. Objects left in the vicinity of the camera also reduce the field of view. 

We can also have problems in a situation where we have recorded someone's private area. The sidewalk and street in front of our house are public places. The situation is different when it comes to recording our neighbors' gardens. Monitoring should record only the area belonging to us.

Camera in a place obscured by other objects

When installing the camera, we want it to have the best possible recording area. We don't think about whether, in fact, nothing will start to obscure the image. It can be a tree branch or an open door. Objects left in the vicinity of the camera also reduce the field of view.