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It's quite possible that they could use the footage to help find assailants or other criminals, where the footage of you might pose a violation of the law. Wha
by kmfrk 15y ago
It's quite possible that they could use the footage to help find assailants or other criminals, where the footage of you might pose a violation of the law.
What I'm saying is that there's not necessarily any shady motive behind it. The problem is - and has always been - how to determine this.
- jemfinch 15y agoModel releases are not necessary for the use of recordings as evidence.
- ChuckMcM 15y agoBut they [releases] are required to sell the video to 'clip show' producers (exemplars "Caught on Tape", "Outrageous Videos", Etc). One of the complaints in the 'stupid person falls in the fountain' case was that the security camera footage did not include a release.
- r00fus 15y agoThey are required to give up security footage to law enforcement anyway during an investigation. How is this copyright clause even helpful in that case? I'm guess it's not.