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To extend this analogy, it's more like they have cameras in the store and you are covering them up. Where this analogy breaks down is when those cameras start
by stinkytaco 9y ago
To extend this analogy, it's more like they have cameras in the store and you are covering them up.
Where this analogy breaks down is when those cameras start following you from store to store.
- barrkel 9y agoEven for in-store cameras, the store owner doesn't have free reign over what they can do with that footage, certainly under EU data protection laws.
- marcosdumay 9y agoIt is more like they require you to place cameras all over yourself, and the cameras are yours, not theirs. I don't really know if one could require this. Seems complex. But add that the cameras are hidden (you don't know they are cameras) and it becomes a very simple issue.