> Your argument I'm not arguing that it's how it should be. I'm arguing that it's the way it is now in many parts of the world. It would be a normal procedure

> Your argument I'm not arguing that it's how it should be. I'm arguing that it's the way it is now in many parts of the world. It would be a normal procedure to request the car's owner to disable the dashcam before the service, and not to agree to service the car with the dashcam on. But no dealer has the right to turn off the dashcam himself.