Overview
- A young adult living at home to save money installs a security camera after suspecting their mother of snooping.
- The camera confirms the mother's intrusion, leading to a confrontation and a demand to remove the camera.
- The individual pays rent for their room, arguing for a right to privacy despite the mother's claim of it being 'her house.'
- The situation raises questions about privacy rights and boundaries within family living arrangements.
- Experts suggest securing a rental agreement and considering alternative living options to protect privacy.