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> Even with motion activated cameras it could fill up in ~3 weeks to where it's no longer recording. What are the legal aspects to it? In Switzerland e.g. the
by chrisandchris 1y ago
> Even with motion activated cameras it could fill up in ~3 weeks to where it's no longer recording.
What are the legal aspects to it? In Switzerland e.g. the recommended duration to store recordings are "up to 72h, or as long as required to fulfil their job" (afaik, the law isn't very exactly defined) . I could see it difficult to argue "as long as the disk is not fill" as a valid duration.
- nickjj 1y agoI'm not sure, they are in NY. I did a quick Googling and it says there's no specific legal mandate on the storage period for a restaurant. For any recording in NY, there is a legal requirement to post a sign that there's a camera recording both video and audio (which they have). I do see that all over the place in general. The sign needs to be in clear view.