A family in a pricey Upper West Side co-op was distraught. The neighbor directly across the small foyer had installed a video doorbell that recorded video and audio every time someone entered the foyer. Worse, the camera was trained at the distraught family’s door, meaning the comings and goings of guests were recorded, as were the goings-on inside the apartment whenever the door was open. Read the entire article……………………………….
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