When installing CCTV cameras at home or at your business, it’s important to respect your neighbours’ privacy while keeping your property secure.
Position cameras responsibly

• Focus cameras on your own property (doors, gates, driveways, corridors).
• Avoid pointing them directly at neighbours’ windows, balconies, or private spaces.

Inform where necessary

• Let neighbours know if cameras might cover shared spaces (e.g., common corridor, shared car park).
• Put up a sign if your cameras monitor areas where the public passes by.

Use recordings fairly

• Keep footage for security purposes only.
• Do not share or post clips of neighbours, visitors, or passersby without consent.

Secure your system

• Protect your CCTV with strong passwords and software updates.
• Prevent unauthorized access or leaks of recorded footage.

Be considerate

• Balance safety with respect for others’ privacy.
• If a neighbour raises a concern, be open to adjusting your camera angle.

A good CCTV setup keeps you safe and keeps harmony in the neighbourhood.