[ SECRET POST #3382 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3382 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Ask a question thread

[(Anonymous)]

Legally, you can take a picture of anything you can see from the street, including the interior of a house (through a window) if you can get a picture with a long lens. Strictly speaking, it only counts as invasion of privacy if you take a picture of an actual person under circumstances where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

So what would you think of taking pictures of someone's neglected and dilapidated house (including pictures of their filthy kitchen that looks like something out of Hoarders: Buried Alive) and sending the pictures to their family members?

Re: Ask a question thread

[(Anonymous)]

It might not be illegal, but it would make you an asshole. What the fuck do you even hope to achieve?

Re: Ask a question thread

[(Anonymous)]

Well, it might force them to clean up their act.

Re: Ask a question thread

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think you understand that for many people, shame and humiliation is not a motivating force. It will likely just make the problem worse. If you actually want to help these people and you're not a troll or self righteous snob, please choose a more compassionate, more effective approach.

Re: Ask a question thread

[(Anonymous)]

I don't particularly care about "helping" them; I care about not having an eyesore (and trust me, this house is one) in my neighborhood.