At CNET, we've been installing security cams for years. I've rounded up the best places we've learned to put them.

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Installing security cameras is one of the best ways to protect your home. But some locations are better than others, and there are privacy issues to consider too.

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Here's exactly where you should place your security cameras for the best visuals, according to security experts and security camera pros.

Physical barriers, window blinds and curtains, make it impossible to look inside. Also, shrubs and trees function as barriers, provided they are high enough to block the view of the cameras.