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by simoncion
29 days ago
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> Should they not be allowed to do that? If that camera system is closed-circuit and its data is restricted to the premises they should be permitted to do that. If the data from that camera system [0] can be removed from the premises by anything less than a search warrant or court order, then no, they should not be permitted to do that. I know this isn't how the relevant laws work now, but they haven't been adequately updated to account for radical changes in the ability for companies to perform mass surveillance. [0] ...whether raw or "processed" by -say- a "customer analytics" software... [1] [1] Want a count of the day's customers? Check register receipts. Want to know what displays are most popular? Ask your employees, or employ someone to take notes. etc, etc, etc. |
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