What are the requirements for going to the property to see the monitoring?

Going to the property to see the monitoring usually needs to meet the following conditions: 1. Legal authority: As a tenant or owner, you need to have legal authority and reason to ask to watch the surveillance video. Generally speaking, authorization can only be obtained when security incidents, criminal acts, disputes or legal disputes are involved. 2. Justifiable reasons: Sufficient justifiable reasons must be provided to explain why it is necessary to view the surveillance video. This may include burglary, disputes or accidents. Property management will evaluate the rationality and urgency of the reasons. 3. Written application: Generally, tenants or owners are required to submit a written application, stating the time period and purpose of viewing the surveillance video. The application shall include personal identification and relevant evidence or details describing the accident. 4. Security and confidentiality: viewing the surveillance video needs to be carried out under the supervision of the property management party to ensure the security and confidentiality of the data. It is illegal to copy, distribute or disclose surveillance video without authorization. 5. Limited time: Generally, the time range for viewing the surveillance video will be limited, usually the time period related to the application. In addition, property management may charge fees to make up for the cost of watching videos.