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Cameras (CCTV or Smart) & GDPR

Clareman

There was a discussion in another thread a while back about cameras and GDPR, it was off topic for that thread and the Op asked it to be closed so thought it would be best to start a new thread.

The Data Protection Commissioner, Helen Dixon, has addressed the issue in an article on The Journal

In a nutshell, cameras should only within the perimeter of your home and the footage only to be used by the owner, if you go beyond this then you become a data controller and have all the responsibilities that goes also and if you go beyond that you could become a data controller. The bit that confuses me is where the perimeter of a home is, is that the building or are driveways/yards included, I think it's clear that paths/roads are not.

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punisher5112

Clareman wrote: »

To a certain degree, there is no assumption of privacy in a public place but there is the assumption of a certain amount of privacy, for example, someone can take a picture/video of a street with people on it including a bank with an ATM but they can't take a picture/video of a person using the ATM. There are a lot more laws at play here rather than GDPR though, I wouldn't like to be a test case for any of this thought but the chances of being a test case are slim once you don't act the dick.

Oh I here you was just thinking out loud....

Suppose it's like you say if one sees they're posted online or talk of the town for example and turns out the footage is from the neighbours house say.., I fully understand and appreciate how that is good to have protection.

Clareman

punisher5112 wrote: »

Oh I here you was just thinking out loud....

Suppose it's like you say if one sees they're posted online or talk of the town for example and turns out the footage is from the neighbours house say.., I fully understand and appreciate how that is good to have protection.

The way I try to explain it is if you put a notice up on a notice board in a shopping center looking for a childminder for 2 children along with your name and phone number, that's fine, but if the shopping center were to tell everyone your name, phone number and that you had 2 children you'd have a massive problem.