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If you have a security camera that likely has footage of a crime. Then you should give it up willingly to punish the criminals. Here in Canada, police have the

If you have a security camera that likely has footage of a crime. Then you should give it up willingly to punish the criminals. Here in Canada, police have the opposite viewpoint: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12953465/Canada-warn-videos-package-thieves-violation-privacy.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12953465/Canada-war... So your package is stolen, you have video of the criminals. you post it online for the police to catch the criminals. The police punish you for violating the criminal's rights? lol what?

master-lincoln 3y ago
Seems fair. Right to privacy seems more important than a package. Police could still investigate if you hand the video to them and not the public.
- incomingpain 3y ago
  >Seems fair. Right to privacy seems more important than a package. Police could still investigate if you hand the video to them and not the public. Doorbell cameras are in public recordings with no reasonable expectation of privacy. They made the news because they are incorrect.
ta1243 3y ago
You haven't linked to a reputable news source, but even they are not asserting there is a problem with recording and sending it to the police. The problem is posting it to everyone. That's the law in the UK too, not that anyone follows it.