Man leaves people stunned as he shows a Karen neighbour's cameras pointed at his house, as he asks 'how is this legal?'

A MAN has left people stunned after showing how his neighbour's cameras are pointed into almost every window in his house.

The man rents a property in Sydney, Australia, with his wife and children, and questioned how it's legal that his privacy is being invaded to such an extent.

A man has left people stunned by showing how his neighbour's cameras are pointed directly into his house

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A man has left people stunned by showing how his neighbour's cameras are pointed directly into his houseCredit: Tiktok - @the3amguy23
There's one camera on this side of the wall, which has a good view of the shower

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There's one camera on this side of the wall, which has a good view of the showerCredit: Tiktok - @the3amguy23
And another on the other side

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And another on the other sideCredit: Tiktok - @the3amguy23
Considering the amount of windows he has on that side of the house, there's a lot the neighbour could see if they wanted to

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Considering the amount of windows he has on that side of the house, there's a lot the neighbour could see if they wanted toCredit: Tiktok - @the3amguy23

"This is the shower," he said, before leaning out of his window and showing the cameras on each side of his neighbour's house - pointed in the room.

"Tell me how this is legal. Please tell me how this is legal.

"This is one of the windows - there's still plenty of windows on this side."

He then showed how the cameras also pointed into the downstairs bathroom, the kitchen and the lounge, as well as covering the outside of the house.

"And that's how many windows I have," he concluded the TikTok video.

"HOW IS THIS LEGAL?" he captioned the clip.

The comments section was quickly filled with people weighing in, with one writing: "It's not legal. report them".

"Don’t see how that is okay!" another wrote.

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"That wall is your boundary line those cameras are on your side of the boundary. I’d be starting a war."

"I think you can report these to the council," a third commented.

"These cameras are only covering your property not theirs."

However, in another TikTok, he said that he has reported the woman, with no success.

"The council has got back to me and let me know that they can't get involved as this is a civil matter, and legally she's not doing anything illegal," he explained.

"The police also said they can't do anything about it."

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