The lawsuit you mention, (P. Tom versus P. Dance) is Peeping Tom vs Private Dance ?!
Seriously?
Spying, observing, electronic/video/digital recording, planting of cameras and optical/voice recording devices, or otherwise depriving someone of their "EXPECTATION" of privacy, without CONSENT, is ILLEGAL.... YES, EVEN IT'S YOUR OWN HOME !!
I am not advocating voyeurism, but don't ever expect to discover if you have been spied on. For example, the CIA uses spy cameras embedded in remote control cockroaches. Spycraft is insidiously stealthy, and you can buy similar devices at websites devoted to espionage hobbyists. Your deepest, darkest secrets are in a data mine somewhere at the NSA.
It has lots to do with the original question. Firstly, if the person doing the spying has half a brain, in all likelihood no one will ever know he is spying. Secondly, accusing someone of spying is a baseless claim because no evidence will ever be found. This makes the post ideal for trolls. You never know, perhaps the troll is a girl that has twisted fantasies of getting inappropriate attention.
Spy on family and friends when in bathroom or other private situations
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Watching someone in your own house is illegal???? I don't think so. See P. Tom versus P. Dance 1991.
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The lawsuit you mention, (P. Tom versus P. Dance) is Peeping Tom vs Private Dance ?!
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Spying, observing, electronic/video/digital recording, planting of cameras and optical/voice recording devices, or otherwise depriving someone of their "EXPECTATION" of privacy, without CONSENT, is ILLEGAL.... YES, EVEN IT'S YOUR OWN HOME !!
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Oh dear!!!! What have I done? Watching my partners friends as they rubbed one out with the bedroom door wide open all those times....
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In THAT case, they had no expectation of privacy. And, by leaving the door open, it was "implied consent"
GET SERIOUS, please !
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Thank God for that, I'm glad what I did wasn't illegal. I wonder did those women realise/wanted me to watch.
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Why don't you go ask them, and stop wasting our time ?
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Sorry if I took up your time. I'll give you a tip though if your time is so valuable ,as sure it is, don't my posts.
I am not advocating voyeurism, but don't ever expect to discover if you have been spied on. For example, the CIA uses spy cameras embedded in remote control cockroaches. Spycraft is insidiously stealthy, and you can buy similar devices at websites devoted to espionage hobbyists. Your deepest, darkest secrets are in a data mine somewhere at the NSA.
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McBean,
No offense, BUT ......What does ANY of your comment, have to DO, with the question, the Poster asked?
"Spy on family and friends when in bathroom or other private situations"
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Thank you
It has lots to do with the original question. Firstly, if the person doing the spying has half a brain, in all likelihood no one will ever know he is spying. Secondly, accusing someone of spying is a baseless claim because no evidence will ever be found. This makes the post ideal for trolls. You never know, perhaps the troll is a girl that has twisted fantasies of getting inappropriate attention.