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neighbor to remove her ring doorbell? I've been living in my apartment complex for two years,

and it's been wonderful. Recently, a young woman moved in across from my apartment. We

introduced briefly, and apart from the noise made when she was having movers bring in her things,

she's been quiet and polite. However, there's one thing that bothers me. She has a ring doorbell

on her door. Recently, I saw her leaving, and I asked her why she had it, and that I was worried

that she could see me in my apartment. She said that she had it for packages, and there wasn't

a people on the door, so it's just extra security. She showed me that, yes, it can see my door a bit,

but she assured me that she's not on her phone all day checking it. I expressed my discomfort and

asked her to remove it. She told me that she was sorry I was uncomfortable, but she wasn't

spying on me, and she had a right to have one up. She wasn't breaking her lease, and she had

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