What punishment will property monitoring owners receive for violating their privacy rights?

How would you feel if your every move was monitored unconsciously? This happened to several owners of a residential area in Dongguan, Guangdong. A local security guard who left his post sent a WeChat apology to the owner, Mr. Yu, saying that a year ago, he was instructed by the property manager of the residential area to watch and monitor several owners, including the time when they entered and left the residential area, or what kind of people they were with, and where to eat. In the end, he was really worried and chose to leave.

The consequences of infringing on others' privacy are: stop the infringement, and the victim can request to stop the infringement to prevent the damage from happening or expanding; The second is to apologize and the third is to compensate for the losses.

Some owners suspect that the reason for being monitored may be related to their struggle for the rights and interests of community owners. The property manager said that these owners asked to change their property companies, so they instructed the security guards to monitor them, so that they would know if they had any contact with other property companies, and the others would not be needed. Malicious? . At this point, it is already frightening. The so-called monitoring is not only to monitor and check the travel trajectory of the owner, but also to follow the owner personally and master the daily activities of the owner. In other words, the monitored person actually has no personal privacy, and even what he sees and says is mastered and recorded. What if you don't? Malicious? So what is malice?

Residential property, for whatever reason and consideration, has been suspected of infringing on the privacy rights of owners. From a professional point of view, this is also against industry ethics. Generally speaking, what is property? Property is the housekeeper of the owner. Now that the butler service is not in place, you still use your professional convenience to spy on the owner's whereabouts and try to interfere with the owner's freedom of behavior, even the security guard can't stand it.