This feels much more offensive than the act of capturing video, but I can&#x27;t justify that feeling. There&#x27;s something so wonderfully disobedient about neutralizing cameras with lasers that I&#x27;m tempted to ask: is this legal? Does the potential for damaging the camera carry any liability?<p>Lastly, just because you <i>could</i> use lasers to neutralize cameras doesn&#x27;t mean you <i>can</i>. In trying to to make a point about the ubiquity of cameras, the author reveals a challenge in fighting them:<p>&gt; Video cameras the size of postage stamps can be procured for under $100, and will certainly become even smaller and cheaper.<p>Blocking cameras is one thing; finding them is another!