Home security systems risk spying on privacy of guests

ORLANDO, Fla. -

On the street, inside stores, and now more than ever security cameras are inside homes.

That's because as cameras are getting cheaper and easier to install and homeowners want a live view all the time.

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But the question for many remains, when does a security system become an invasion of privacy for friends and family?

When Ken Hall's daughter was born his need for security intensified so he installed a small security camera inside his home.

"It's nice to have that sense of comfort, the sense of security," said Hall.

Thanks to his smartphone, he's got a virtual window to see and hear his family and friends.

He says it took a little while for his wife to adjust to always being on camera while at home.

Privacy attorney Sarah Downey worries about the explosion of these surveillance devices on the market.

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Home security systems risk spying on privacy of guests