Invasion of privacy, Ring camera pointed into our living room in back of house

[quincy]

My childhood bedroom had one way shades that used this trick (shiny side facing out).

Nothing quite like reflecting back to the neighbors how obnoxious they are.

 

[LdiJ]

My childhood bedroom had one way shades that used this trick (shiny side facing out).

That is a really good idea. It shuts the neighbor down completely without any confrontations at all.

 

[eeglas]

Nothing quite like reflecting back to the neighbors how obnoxious they are.

Thanks. Drafting complaint to police, looking for affordable attorney, will try amazon anti-barking device, and look into reflective something. Already put a flag on a patio umbrella pole and we get a lot of breeze so it is constantly triggering a ring ding to them

 

[not2cleverRed]

That is a really good idea. It shuts the neighbor down completely without any confrontations at all.

The next door neighbor actually complained that he couldn't see in, LOL.

Thanks. Drafting complaint to police, looking for affordable attorney, will try amazon anti-barking device, and look into reflective something. Already put a flag on a patio umbrella pole and we get a lot of breeze so it is constantly triggering a ring ding to them

<3 <3 <3 Passive aggressive and totally legal. <3 <3 <3

 

[quincy]

Thanks. Drafting complaint to police, looking for affordable attorney, will try amazon anti-barking device, and look into reflective something. Already put a flag on a patio umbrella pole and we get a lot of breeze so it is constantly triggering a ring ding to them

Nice work! I especially like the flag idea. Haha.

 

[FarmerJ]

You wrote >Thanks, but they alteady reported our replacement motion light to the city as too bright… < so when you contacted your city to learn what the details of your cities lighting ordinances such as ordinance numbers and definitions what did they provide you with to show you that your lighting violated a city ordinance ?

 

[adjusterjack]

Agree. "Reporting" means nothing. Were there any consequences to the report?

 

[quincy]

If attempts by eeglas to resolve the issues with the neighbor fail, mediation might be a good thing to consider. For mediation, here is a link to WashingtonLawHelp and information authored by the Northwest Justice Project:

https://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/resource/mediation-should-i-use-it