We of course don't have much like GPDR in the USA. I actually have no idea what laws (which probably vary from state to state) would control what is done with

We of course don't have much like GPDR in the USA. I actually have no idea what laws (which probably vary from state to state) would control what is done with private surveillance footage -- I think it's possible almost no laws would. (My guess is that in states with two-party consent laws, you have "consented" to be videotaped by virtue of some sign posted at the entrance that says by entering you consent, and that once you have, they can do almost anything with it -- but I'm just guessing). I actually haven't read much about how GPDR applies to private surveillance video which I believe is as pervasive in most of Europe as it is here, if not more. Because it's never been as professional relevant to me as website/internet/software stuff. But now I'm curious to read more about that. (I believe "Surveillance Camera Man" was mostly or entirely in the USA, for what it's worth).