Unlawful Photography, Surveillance, and Tracking on Private Property

Indiana makes it a crime to leave recording cameras or surveillance equipment on someone else's private property without the owner's or tenant's consent. It is also a crime to place a tracking device on a person or their property without that person's knowledge or consent. Exceptions cover law enforcement with a warrant, family-member tracking (unless a protective order applies), owners of the tracked property, factory-installed vehicle equipment, and communications providers whose tracking is disclosed in their terms or privacy policy.