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I feel the same,
to battle it I drive with my sun visors down,
all the time, even when it's dark.
I never voted for these camera's,
and driving with them down is not illegal,
but they successfully block the sight of most camera's.
Brilliant idea. I'm gonna try that.
Honestly I don't mind the street cameras as much. Where I am they are less common and only really seen in busy intersections. What bothers me is when everyone and there dog puts up cameras. You see them everywhere from coffeeshops to libraries. You want to stay in a hotel? Cameras everywhere.
Even worse imho is that many private residences now have cameras that record the whole street and other homes. No, they aren’t technically allowed to, but they all do. I have a neighbor across from me who just put up a ring doorbell that fully monitors my entire property (small town lot directly across). They now essentially create records of every time I come and go from my own house. And Amazon, and likely whomever else wants it, has full access to that information.
Not cool. These should be flat out banned. I don’t care if you want to have an overhead camera pointed only on your property, but that’s not what these things do at all.
You could ask your neighbor to take it down. I don't think that's a crazy request if the camera makes you want to close all your blinds.