[familyop]

"So being a Peeping Tom is now reasoned?"

Not if he's standing on the property he's looking at (e.g., trespassing) or, for example, using a peephole or electronic device to view someone without their knowledge in a space that is generally considered to be private (bathroom with no curtains open, e.g. invasion of privacy in some jurisdictions).

See how it's been done for so long? I read about a case not long ago about one neighbor's security camera being pointed at the window of a neighbor's house. No award for or conviction of anyone. Curtain closed.

Tinted windows can also help, although officials might think someone at a residence with tinted windows are hiding something.

[DoughtyOne]

thanks for the comments

this just seems wrong

in your home you should have the assumption of privacy

even if you are in front of your windows, there should be limits to what people can do on purpose

if some 65 year old dirtbag is taking photos of the young teenage girl next door in her living room, it doesn’t seem right