Catching acts of domestic violence would be a reason. To prevent he said/she said instances.
NB: I don't agree with the increasing paranoia, it's just devil's advocate.
NB: I don't agree with the increasing paranoia, it's just devil's advocate.
- people put rooms up on Airbnb and are (perhaps understandably) paranoid about things being stolen. It goes too far if there are cameras in bedrooms though.
- people want to monitor their kids
- general monitoring to catch anyone who breaks in while they are out etc.
Have personally never heard of putting cameras inside for catching domestic violence: I suspect that abusers may be 'smart' in the sense that they'll catch on to this pretty quickly and prevent someone from doing it or manipulate the situation.
>are secret cameras a legal way to get evidence?
Depends entirely on the context and where you live. There are no universal surveillance laws. There are also social aspects outside the realm of court why one would opt to do so.