In Thirst, why do Sang-hyeon and Tae-ju need the camera to watch the street outside their window?

In Thirst, why do Sang-hyeon and Tae-ju need the camera to watch the street outside their window? - Crop cheerful Asian female with short brown hair in white shirt raising hands with photo camera and looking at screen

While watching Thirst (2009), at approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes into the movie, we see that Sang-hyeon and Tae-ju have set a camera at their window to watch the street outside their apartment, like so:

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They have it connected to a TV inside the apartment, but they barely even look at it.

What was the purpose of this camera? Why did they set it up there?

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