CJEU Considers the Use of CCTV and Legitimate Interests
With the use of CCTV on the rise, it has become increasingly important for controllers to find a framework in […]
With the use of CCTV on the rise, it has become increasingly important for controllers to find a framework in […]
A woman arrested in Westminster, London yesterday has become the first to be apprehended by Metropolitan Police using its facial […]
Privacy campaigners bid to beat police facial recognition plans by wearing ‘dazzle’ makeup. Wearing makeup has long been seen as […]
This guidance is intended to assist the users of these recording devices in determining whether they are a ‘controller’ with obligations under data protection law, or whether their actions fall within the personal or household exemption.
Moscow is the latest major city to introduce live facial recognition cameras to its streets, with Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announcing […]
London’s Metropolitan Police announced Friday they would begin rolling out new facial recognition cameras, despite controversy. The Metropolitan Police, the […]
Surveillance footage is providing new insights into how humans interact in public. But should scientists be able to see it? […]
Isle of Man Information Commissioner has published two documents regarding use of surveillance video cameras (CCTV).
The UK Surveillance Camera Commissioner, Tony Porter, has warned that in the future, citizens may have to hide their conversations […]
Privacy groups call on elected officials to put surveillance protections in place, warn about the potential for hacking and internal […]
Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific reveals its use of cameras on its aircraft, reopening an uncomfortable debate over surveillance aboard […]
EDPB adopted guidelines on GDPR application to video surveillance, smart video devices, recorded sensitive data, lawfulness, exemptions and video sharing.