Someone has set up a social media account for our town which features pretty and quirky photos of the local area. We live in a small street which is, I suppose, quite quaint looking (but nothing out of the ordinary) with lots of matching Victorian front doors and as a result people have taken to snapping photos of pairs of houses or because our house is the end terrace and has a pretty tree next to it - just our house on its own.
When it is posted the photographer doesn’t give the location (other than the suburb of the town) and it gives away nothing more than anyone could see walking past.
My DH is really pissed off about it and feels it’s a security breech. I, even as someone with terrible anxiety often related to privacy, can’t see the issue with it.
If it was bringing dozens of tourists past an hour then sure but it’s just a fad at the moment for people to take snaps of pastel front doors.
AIBU to think there is no issue here? They aren’t breaking the law and they aren’t coming onto the property (as far as I can tell the photos are taken from across the road).
Would you have an issue with this?