Watchdog: Posting Unsuspecting People Filmed on Camera Glasses Is Almost Always Illegal
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Watchdog: Posting unsuspecting people filmed on camera glasses is almost always illegal
Given the rising popularity of AI camera glasses, the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) reminds that you are not allowed to post pictures or videos where unsuspected members of the public might be visible. The AO also advised organizations to ban the devices from their premises when possible. Unsuspecting people caught in a shot have a right to privacy, AP said, adding that it is also examining any possible future measures.
Good morning! This morning starts with a strong warning about camera glasses from the privacy watchdog, the Dutch Data Protection Authority. The glasses are…
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Anyone who films or photographs other people while wearing camera glasses is usually not allowed to simply share or publish those images. The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) issued a warning about this on Tuesday. Even people who happen to be recognizable in the footage have a right to protection of their privacy.
According to the Dutch Data Protection Authority, camera glasses are at odds with privacy. Others film with such glasses, which are increasingly...
Camera glasses are rapidly gaining popularity. However, anyone who films or photographs other people with them may not simply use, share, or publish those images. The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) issued this warning on Tuesday.
Those who film or photograph other people with camera glasses are usually not allowed to share or publish those images just like that. The Data Protection Authority (AP) warns about this on Tuesday. People who happen to be recognisable also have the right to protect their...
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