Do you think it’s okay to install a camera in a shared space without telling your housemates? A frustrated Redditor took this approach to catch the thief who was stealing her food daily. However, when she confronted her guilty housemate with the footage, things took a heated turn. The accused was angry and felt violated that her privacy was invaded, while the others in the house were divided on who was in the wrong. Was the Redditor justified in her actions or should she have asked for permission from her housemates first? Read on to find out how this sticky situation unfolds!
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A woman living with three other girls discovers her food constantly disappearing from the shared fridge. Suspecting one roommate, she installs a camera and catches the thief red-handed. However, the roommate becomes angry that she didn’t ask for permission before recording in the shared kitchen. As tensions rise, the other roommates take sides and the situation becomes uncomfortable. Join the conversation in the comments below.
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