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Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by pyre on Tuesday May 24, 2011 @05:56PM (#2581829)
You could attempt to direct a bunch of publicity towards the fact that the management company wants to broadcast the security footage on the Internet:

* 'Anonymously' put up a bunch of papers around your apartment complex to direct residents' attention to those terms in the lease contract.

* Notify the local media about it.

* Discuss the idea that someone could use it to determine when you are/aren't home in order to rob/assault you.

* If you want to fight dirty you could bring up the 'protect the children' angle and talk about online predators watching your children.

Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by thebooktocome on Tuesday May 24, 2011 @10:37PM (#2582634)
> 'Anonymously' put up a bunch of papers around your apartment complex to direct residents' attention to those terms in the lease contract.

Kind of hard, when they have security cameras.

Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by cookiecaper on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @01:31AM (#2583029)
See that anonymously is in quotes. This probably means to use a pseudonym like "A Concerned Resident" on the letter.
Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by jrockway on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @12:23AM (#2582846)
No rule against putting up fliers, though.
Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by lurker19 on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @01:50AM (#2583056)
Haha. I once received a threatening phone call from the son of my landlord for posting a flier (protesting an illegal mid-lease rent increase) in the lobby of the apartment building where I lived, or as he called it, "his place of business."
Re:Doctors and dentists tell patients, "all your review are ... by jrockway on Wednesday May 25, 2011 @05:58AM (#2583452)
What came of that?