The rise of affordable, high-definition home security camera systems—from doorbell cams to pan-tilt indoor units—has fundamentally reshaped the concept of domestic safety. Once the preserve of the wealthy or the technologically savvy, these devices are now ubiquitous, promising to deter package thieves, monitor children, and provide remote peace of mind. Yet, as these electronic sentinels multiply, they force a critical, often uncomfortable, conversation about the erosion of privacy in our most sacred spaces.