If you live in one of the states that allows cameras in private places, this is a non-issue. For everyone else, one solution is to turn off the camera unless the baby is sleeping alone in their room. When it comes to bigger kids, think about why you want a camera in their room and look for other (totally legal) ways to keep them safe.
Monthly protests against spy cameras from May to August 2018 in Seoul were in part catalyzed by one molka incident where the perpetrator was a woman who secretly filmed a nude male model.[8] The investigation and punishment were conducted rapidly and harshly in comparison to most molka crime cases where nearly 98% of perpetrators are male, and the police's response to the rare case of a female perpetrator and male victim angered many women. Protest campaigns included removal of spycams, harsher punishments for perpetrators, and greater regulations around the sale of spycam equipment.[8] "My life is not your porn" became a slogan popularized in the protest as a response to the prevalence of spy cameras installed in everyday places. The August protest condemning spy cameras particularly shattered records of protest numbers, reportedly drawing up to between 55,000 and 70,000 female participants according to organizers and becoming the largest women-only demonstration in Korea's history.[7][4]
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Article 14 of the "Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment, etc. of Sexual Crimes" lists taking or distributing unauthorized pictures or videos as a crime. While hidden camera filming is technically a crime, the law remains vague enough that most molka filming incidents can easily be privatized and classified as within the scope of normativity. Most molka films are not readily classified as 'illegal violence' if cameras are not specifically zoomed in to particular body parts or directly placed in garments. For example, even if a victim states that they felt 'sexual humiliation,' a voyeuristic view of a woman using a public restroom may not be considered as illegal sexual violence.[12] Police have also let offenders go in molka crimes where there was a lack of physical violence.[10]
That's where the details get more sordid. Police say the near-dozen participants in the Jung chatroom were sharing hidden camera footage of sex with drugged and unconscious women. Korean broadcaster SBS showed the leaked text exchanges, which include Jung responding to a video of one unconscious woman by texting in Korean, "You raped her, LOL."
Airbnb allows security cameras or audio recorders in "public spaces" and "common spaces." That means no bathrooms, bedrooms, or other sleeping areas. For instance, a camera or other monitoring device is not allowed if the living room has a sofa bed. Concealed and undisclosed cameras are not permitted, either.
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