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How does this fit into data protection law? If a person stands in front of it for a moment, (a tiny shadow of) their likeness will be preserved in the image. Wh
by HPsquared 3y ago
How does this fit into data protection law? If a person stands in front of it for a moment, (a tiny shadow of) their likeness will be preserved in the image. What if that want that removed?
- dist-epoch 3y agoYou have a programmers view about how the law works. Such a claim would be dismissed immediately as frivolous.
- barelyauser 3y agoDepends. Can you provide your date of exposure and a equivalent exposure of yourself against a neutral background so we can average you out?
- InCityDreams 3y agoThere is no data protection required if you don't give them your data.
- wkat4242 3y agoUnless your stand in front of it for 10 years in the same pose, you will not be recognisable in the least