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That is not globally true. Here in Sweden for instance, public space can't legally be covered by CCTV without a permit. That means private entities can't just
by unwind 12y ago
That is not globally true.
Here in Sweden for instance, public space can't legally be covered by CCTV without a permit. That means private entities can't just throw up cameras at random. Of course it happens anyway, but it's not "nearly everywhere".
- icebraining 12y agoAnd that's true in many other Europeans countries as well. And at least here in Portugal those permits only allow you to store those records for a specific purpose (security), for a limited time period (30 days) and can't be shared with third-parties.