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My mother wants to put camera in my room when I move to halls
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
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Original post by EleventhDoctor
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
Let her install it, then when she leaves “accidentally” break the camera. Just say you were drunk or something
loooooool, mad.
Mate youre going to uni, you need to tell her just tell her no. She cant stop you from going to uni, and youre not a child anymore
Mate youre going to uni, you need to tell her just tell her no. She cant stop you from going to uni, and youre not a child anymore
Original post by EleventhDoctor
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
If you do not consent to having it there then it is illegal I think. It is very strange anyway, you must refuse this!
Like the university would allow it.
Original post by jdijx
If she puts a camera in your room, couldn't you just take it down?
Don't tell me she's hiding it inside a bear or something lmfao
Don't tell me she's hiding it inside a bear or something lmfao
Original post by the bear
+1 rep heheh
Original post by EleventhDoctor
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
LMAO,
If this is real it is ridiculous, your supposed to be an adult at Uni and making your own choices, tell her no. You require a level of trust and privacy and she needs to learn what is appropriate.
big brother is watching you
Original post by EleventhDoctor
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
"It is illegal to set up a hidden camera in any property or room where the individual would expect to have privacy"
"It is also illegal to hide a spy camera in someone else's home."
I am under 18, and in addition, she's just INCREDIBLY strict. She might come to UK, if I'd break the camera or turn it down, or refuse paying for uni, and for obvious reasons I'm not able to afford it myself yet.
Original post by DarthRoar
There's a really awesome word. Do you want to hear it? Here it is:
"No"
"No"
never heard of that word, is it in the dictionary?
Original post by EleventhDoctor
I'm an international student, and I have very strict parents.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
This October I'll start an undergraduate course in London, and my mother wants to put a camera in my room at halls, and I certainly do not like this idea.
Could anyone give me any proofs whether it is illegal or not, so I could know if I can comehow persuade my mother not to do this.
I will live in Southside halls, if that matters.
Sure it's okay, loads of parents have cameras to keep on eye on their child- when they're babies! You are not a child, tell her no. If that fails, break it by 'accident'
erm no that’s a MASSIVE no
Tell her putting a camera in your room is incredibly weird and unusual. Tell her you're going to Uni to get some independence and you want to learn to be an adult by yourself without someone literally watching over your shoulder.
You couldddd also first night of Uni play some porn sound effects off camera for a bit. I'm sure that'll put the point across that she wouldn't want to hear or see your uni activities.
Put vaseline over the lens. It'll make it blurry and if she ever comes to inspect it, you can wipe if off and blame her internet/computer.
You couldddd also first night of Uni play some porn sound effects off camera for a bit. I'm sure that'll put the point across that she wouldn't want to hear or see your uni activities.
Put vaseline over the lens. It'll make it blurry and if she ever comes to inspect it, you can wipe if off and blame her internet/computer.
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Original post by kekedoyouloveme?
big mother is watching you
FIFY
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