9 Places a Former MI6 Officer Says Every Older Man in the UK Should Put a Security Camera (Most...

0:00 A guide for older men in the UK to properly position and test home security cameras. 3:06 front doorstep 5:35 driveway 8:01 side gate 10:26 garage 14:19 upstairs window 16:58 rear entrance 19:44 shed 22:27 entrance hall 27:09 narrow passage I show why a working security camera can still miss the route that matters around your home. I examine nine useful locations around a British home, including the front doorstep, driveway, side gate, garage, upstairs window, rear entrance, shed, entrance hall and narrow passage. I explain what each view should capture, what commonly blocks it and how I would test it in daylight and after dark. I also cover facial detail, lighting, safe installation, privacy, recording, alerts and the importance of using cameras alongside good locks and other physical security. You do not need nine cameras: I show how to assess the routes that actually matter at your property.