Peeping refers to the act of secretly watching someone without their knowledge, often in a way that invades their privacy. This behavior can occur in various contexts, such as looking through windows or using technology to spy on individuals. Peeping is generally considered unethical and can lead to legal consequences. In many places, peeping is associated with voyeurism, which is the practice of gaining sexual pleasure from watching others without their consent. Laws regarding peeping vary by jurisdiction, but it is often classified as a form of invasion of privacy, which can result in criminal charges.