Is it allowed to stream from a truck on Twitch if faces and license plates are visible?
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As long as no one is filmed specifically, it should not be a problem.
nope
GDPR
do not do!
Actually, it’s not a rule break on Twitch.
There are many channels that do this.
GDPR even if you have VOD and you can see it as a video. But even that many have active.
At some point, there is one who accuses him and then one has a precedent and it is cleared.
I do not recommend being the precedent!
Twitch doesn’t matter, the national laws apply.
This is generally a little complicated and you have to get some advice in there. If you sit in the waiting room and since the specialist speaks loudly about the problems of patients, it is not a GDPR violation. This is actually also in other situations.
Yes, it is. Better be safe than being fucked at some point.
yes
I also think everything live should not be allowed – the exact laws etc. when it is allowed there is certain – but those should investigate it themselves. I’m warning you. For example, on Zugspitzwebcam all people are also pixelated by AI – nothing is stored.
Streaming is live. That means these things will never be seen again after that and will only appear for a short moment. Which is why GDPR cannot really intervene. It’s different in VODs. But I’m not sure about being honest. There are currently very regulated terms and everything has to be pixelated. But on Twitch, nothing seems to be done. That’s why I’d definitely get rid of VODs. And if you take it strictly, no one else should make a picture, because everyone can sue you. Therefore, if the origin is a different one, I think it should be less a problem. And I don’t think these people are watching this stream at the time. But otherwise it’s completely right.
Well, the “GDPR” is treated differently from the sharp in every other country. There is only the basic Regulation.