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With the homeowners consent orrrr? These videos will primarily be used to reason stupid humanoid robots, but you can almost guarantee the footage of the interiors of houses will be used to build marketing profiles and sell you ads for the toilet paper it noticed is almost out.
Short answer would be yes, but reality might be a bit complicated.
It would really depend on my situation, the clients, and the relationship I would have with my boss and/or clients. But if there are cameras inside the property, and I haven't been explicitly told they are not recording while I am working, I would automatically grant myself permission.
If I have to be honest, if I were really struggling, making close to minimum wage cleaning other people's shit, I wouldn't seek any permission to gain an instant 35% raise.