Reversing camaras

[BigAl1]

Interesting bit in current mag about fitting and using reversing cameras.

However, I heard a piece on our local BBC radio about a group of local flats that are having to have security enterance cameras removed because their use falls foul of the Data Protection Act and are illegal to use because the viewer (inside the flat) doesn't have consent of the person at the enterance door to be viewed on camera.

So be mindfull that if you use a reversing camera you must get consent from the person behind you to look at their immage on your screen.

Has the world gone crackers or what.

 

[GrahamDerby]

Its about time the people in this country took a stand ant told all the idiots who make these rules to get a life. I wander how many millions this country could save by getting rid of these twits

 

[Mikey1]

You only have to get consent if the image is saved or stored not to view

A reversing camera doesnt save the image so it doesnt apply