Not if you are the neighbor.
Actually, even that depends on the neighborhood/jurisdiction. That is why some cameras have an option to black out portions of the recorder image, to allow the camera owner to comply with such regulations.
Your public facing doorbell camera. The same location any random person passing by with a cell phone can record.
True, a passer by can record. However, if someone was to park across the street from your house, or mount a camera on tree or utility pole, then record your house 24/7, does the same standard apply? Go ahead, try to install solar powered, internet connected cameras in front of public officials homes, see what happens. Spoiler alert, you will be charged with things like stalking, and other things depending on jurisdiction.
The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.