An alternative viewpoint regards Ring type camera/doorbells is that they can also work in our favour. You can sometimes pick up work because of them. This has happened to me.
Before taking on a new window cleaner, potential customers will often watch us first to see how we work. I've had numerous comments to that effect over the years from customers when they've taken me on.
We currently have a customer who was out when we were working on their neighbour's property, but saw us via their Ring camera and called out to us through the device to engage our services. I had another last week who called out through a Ring camera to say thankyou when I'd finished.
We also have three cases where relatives, looking out for older family members (our customers) who have become less mobile have communicated with us via the doorbell with regards to payment, offering to pay by bank transfer for them. We would have lost those customers otherwise.
However, I have to say that I have had some strange experiences with these doorbell cameras as well. Like the guy who came rushing home because he was paranoid that someone was messing around with a drone on his property only to find it was me cleaning his windows. When I asked him what made him think that, he produced his phone and showed me the video from his doorbell. I never would have believed it if I hadn't seen it, but due to the angle he'd got his camera set at in his porch all it could see was the brush floating from horizontal to vertical in his garden. If he'd watched it for another few minutes he'd have seen me walk right in front of the camera and wouldn't have to have been in a panic. But, hey ho, that's Ring doorbells for you. They don't always see everything.