How to block a camera pointed at your house requires legal and practical methods, you cannot damage camera as that would be property damage. If neighbor's security camera points directly into your private areas like bedroom or bathroom, first try talking to neighbor to ask them to adjust angle, many will comply to avoid conflict. Check local laws, many jurisdictions prohibit cameras aimed where there is reasonable expectation of privacy. You can file complaint with police or code enforcement if camera violates privacy or voyeurism laws. Physical blocking methods on your property that are legal include installing privacy fence, hedges, trees, or tall shrubs to block view, installing privacy curtains, blinds, or window film that prevents seeing inside while allowing light, using outdoor privacy screens or pergola. For windows, reflective window film or frosted film blocks view during day. Do not shine laser at camera, that is illegal and can be considered harassment and damage. You can install your own security camera to document if neighbor's camera is harassing. If camera is on your property without permission, you can remove it. For public street cameras, you cannot block them. Best approach is legal, create privacy barriers on your property and seek mediation or legal advice if neighbor refuses to adjust invasive camera.
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