Scottish court issues damages to couple over distress caused by neighbour's use of CC

brightontraveller

TheCyclingProgrammer wrote: »

Yes, I will continue to recommend people read the official ICO guidance, not listen to an armchair expert who thinks he knows it all.

Read by all means "guidance" I know nothing about armchairs you a confused there ? Much as you appear to be with cctv
We have installed hundreds if not 1000s of of cctv systems for both public and private clients ... I personally don't install them but I'll take the legal teams advice over yours:rotfl:

TheCyclingProgrammer

brightontraveller wrote: »

Read by all means "guidance" I know nothing about armchairs you a confused there ? Much as you appear to be with cctv
We have installed hundreds if not 1000s of of cctv systems for both public and private clients ... I personally don't install them but I'll take the legal teams advice over yours:rotfl:

Ah, I should have known, you flog CCTV for a living...its all clear now. Not only an armchair expert, but one with an agenda.

I can imagine the sales pitch..."yeah yeah mate, s'all legal innit, don't worry about that ICO guidance they don't have a clue, my "lawyers" said its all legit, just sign here cheers mate".

I wasn't going to bother adding you to my ignore list but seeing as you have nothing useful to contribute...

brightontraveller

TheCyclingProgrammer wrote: »

Ah, I should have known, you flog CCTV for a living...its all clear now. Not only an armchair expert, but one with an agenda.

I can imagine the sales pitch..."yeah yeah mate, s'all legal innit, don't worry about that ICO guidance they don't have a clue, my "lawyers" said its all legit, just sign here cheers mate".

Wrong again I see a pattern forming:rotfl:

jhe

TheCyclingProgrammer wrote: »

Well you've read the same thing as me. To me it seems clear you should register as a data controller using the link provided, but your call.

Thanks , I don't actually read it that way, if it is not illegal I am not doing anything wrong,
Registered installers should know what they are telling me so any come back I will be back in touch with them,
I appreciate your advice though , thanks

George_Bray

savemoney wrote: »

I have CCTV two IP cameras on front of house to monitor car

I think that's a really good idea, and it would be OTT for pedestrians or anyone else to complain, just because you're filming a bit beyond the boundary of your property. I see, however, that you're supposed to cough up £35 per year to register - a pointless rip-off in my opinion.