Are surveillance cameras allowed in the house?

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In principle, you can protect yourself against burglary by using video surveillance. However, you must ensure that the cameras only film on your own property. Recordings that invade the privacy of neighbors or public spaces are prohibited. Pivoting cameras in particular pose a problem in this regard, unless you have a property that is large enough and far away from sidewalks or roads.

Install the camera permanently and, ideally, integrate self employed database a recording device into your smart home control system. If a break-in occurs, the recordings can help in catching the perpetrator(s) and can be presented to the police. Tip: If you film on your own property, there is no time limit for deleting recordings.



Which alarm system does the police recommend?
Before you think about an alarm system and other security technology , you should check the mechanical burglary protection. Stable locks, additional window and door security, burglary protection at rear entrances and light shafts lay the foundation for your security in your own four walls. For your own home, you should at least have level 2 security systems. If your house is in a remote area or in an area at risk of burglary, the police recommend level 3 security technology. All systems that are sold as level 1 burglary protection are not recommended because they offer little protection and therefore do not ensure your safety.