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What have you caught on your ring camera?

I got my ring camera 2 weeks ago. Most of the detected motion is people walking by my house, a specific person up to 5 times a day, and my neighbor putting her trash in front of my house. The HOA is issuing citations for trash being put out too early before a pickup, and if it's not in the designated trash bin. I'm tempted to put the image of her doing so on her door with a request for her to put her trash in front of her own residence.😡 I'm hoping to talk to her in person first.
SW-User
That's a nasty thing she's doing .. just delete the part i walked past 5 times 😅
Wol62 · 51-55, M
@SW-User So it wasn't you putting the trash out?
My husband watches the hummingbirds on the porch with ours 😅
Some interesting wild animals. Deer, racoons, coyotes and bobcats have all shown up on my front door cam.
MarineBob · 56-60, M
@BizSuitStacy submit photos to your states conservation department most offer prizes
@MarineBob ah...good to know. Thanks.
If you have her on video show it to the HOA.
My cousin getting hit in the nuts by his kid who was swinging a toy
Only thing I can remember is right as soon as the mailwoman dropped off our package, she got stung by a bee. But yeah, we don’t see anything interesting with ours 😭
Wol62 · 51-55, M
Not quite sure if this works, but it appears your neighbours can turn off your ring camera! 🤣

How do you disable Neighbors? To disable Neighbors, visit the Control Center from the Ring app or at Ring.com and toggle off Neighbors. This will disable the Neighbors feed and notifications.
Wol62 · 51-55, M
Use a signal jammer/blocker to sufficiently disrupt Ring's WiFi signal. Use a physical barrier or cover to block the camera altogether. Finally, if you have access to the Ring app, you can turn off “Motion Detection”, or disable specific “Motion Zones”.
Wol62 · 51-55, M
Doesn't have one violate privacy laws? Or is it how you share the data?
Wol62 · 51-55, M
@DreamyCrush The issue with this is that the owner of the doorbell has the footage at their disposal to use unlawfully without the knowledge of the neighbour. You are legally bound to comply with data protection law if you are aware of your doorbell posing a threat to a neighbour's privacy on their private property.
Wol62 · 51-55, M
@DreamyCrush A person using a Ring doorbell was found to have “unjustifiably invaded” the privacy of their neighbour by using the device, a judge has ruled. Dr Mary Fairhurst argued that the devices installed on her neighbour Jon Woodard's house broke data laws and contributed to harassment.
@Wol62 This is a townhouse community. Eighty percent of the residents here have ring cameras. When someone drops trash in front of my house and I get cited for it, I have the right to prove my innocence by providing video of the volation.
RoxClymer · 41-45, M
shit like this is why I don‘t live in an HOA
also why I want a video door bell

knife-weilding clowns at 3am is why I Never want a video doorbell
MarineBob · 56-60, M
Have you put one inside yet
@MarineBob No, I live alone, so don't think that's necessary. If I got another camera, I'd put it at the back of the house.
I have 8 cameras. Got someone breaking into my neighbors car.

 
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