> Tiny cameras have been found in places where they shouldn’t be, like Airbnb rentals, public bathrooms and gym locker rooms. So often, in fact, that security experts warn that we are in the throes of a “bugging epidemic.”

Even more concerning, I feel, is cameras in places where they "should" be, like on every street corner, in stores, or in drones. If you place a camera surreptitiously in a place it shouldn't be and someone finds it, you're going to jail, somewhat limiting their use. There are no consequences to the latter, which means they're everywhere and people have come to accept them, meaning they may end up more invasive overall.