Q: Can I put a security sticker on my personal bedroom window?

A: Yes, you can typically put a security sticker on your personal bedroom window in California. There are no specific laws or regulations in California that prohibit homeowners from placing security stickers on their windows. Security stickers are often used as a deterrent to burglars and can help to make your home appear more secure.

A: Unless you have HOA restrictions, there shouldn't be a problem. It's permissible just about anywhere nationwide. Good luck

A: In California, as a general rule, you are allowed to put a security sticker on your personal bedroom window. This is considered a part of your right to ensure privacy and security in your own home. The use of a security sticker does not typically violate any laws, as long as it does not contain offensive or threatening language or imagery.

However, if you live in a community governed by a homeowners' association (HOA) or similar entity, you should check the community's rules and regulations. Some HOAs have specific guidelines about the placement of signs, stickers, or alterations to the exterior appearance of properties.

In your situation, using a security sticker as a deterrent for a nosy neighbor is reasonable. It's a passive way to enhance your sense of privacy and security. If you have concerns about your neighbor's behavior, consider also using curtains or blinds for additional privacy. Remember, if the neighbor's behavior escalates or becomes harassing, you might want to document the incidents and consider speaking to them or seeking advice on how to address the situation.