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chilly10
3 months ago

Hidden cameras or even camera attacks without signs may not exist because they are not legally compliant. Cameras must be signposted as such, may only be used for specific purposes, e.g. no other “principle” can be detected… that is, only used to secure the goods, for example, neighboring property etc. is taboo. Accordingly, one should not take discussions, etc., because that attacks the right of personality. That would also apply if he now looks who’s typing something in his phone.

Image and sound recordings of other people – What is allowed?

Isuzu189
4 months ago

Why don’t you ask your boss?

  1. Is there a so-called “face recognition”? Sometimes yes, sometimes no. This is also not uniform in the branches
  2. Is there, so to speak, a “visual tracking function” with which one can track a certain person through the face, without switching the cameras manually every time and looking for the person, through the entire store in a precise spot all day after? Rather no, one has more cameras distributed in fixed locations
  3. Does the boss have access to a video-real-time monitoring, for example, on his phone (instead of on PC as usual)? We certainly don’t know how your work phones work
  4. You can also see the camera exactly or exactly. clearly, e.g. what a person just tipped into his phone? Certainly not.
  5. Can you listen to conversations? Are idR without sound you don’t need
  6. How large is the video memory or how long are the recordings stored? Can’t be answered because the bands are overwritten after a while, despite possible capacities. Can be after 2 days, can be after 2 weeks
  7. For example, do the cameras give a signal when someone enters a certain space/place in the room? That makes little sense
  8. Is there cameras in the allied rear storage area, or just the most necessary? anywhere else.
  9. Are there cameras in the toilet? At least no legal
  10. Are there “very small/mini” cameras hidden for safety? idR yes
iQa1x
4 months ago
Reply to  Isuzu189

Supplement:

For data protection reasons, 1 and 2 is very unlikely (in the EU), as the biometric data of customers would have to be collected, which is likely to be the GDPR Art. 9 Data with special protection requirements is not permitted.

5 sound recordings are contrary to Β§201 StGB, so rather no

6 Look at the sign or data protection information that must be suspended, as the storage periods are

Mondovada3
3 months ago

At EDEKA it is so that most shops are in private hands.

Thus, the managing director (owner) decides what is used for a system.

Therefore, the cameras can have all the buckling taste, but do not have to.

You can’t say it in general.