Montenegrin Police Seek Action on Illegal Private Camera Surveillance

Police in Montenegro have requested the Agency for Personal Data Protection (AZLP) to address the issue of private cameras illegally recording public areas, following AZLP's claim of not being responsible for private property surveillance.

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cdm-meCroatian85d ago

Policija traži reakciju AZLP-a: Privatne kamere nezakonito snimaju javne površine

Povodom navoda koje je u medijima danas objavila Agencija za zaštitu ličnih podataka i slobodan pristup informacijama (AZLP), u kojima tvrdi da Agencija nije nadležna za „predmete video nadzora na privatnoj imovini“, reagujući na naše saopštenje u kojoj smo pozvali Agenciju da, u okviru svojih zakonskih nadležnosti, izvrši nadzor i ukloni nadzorne kamere koje nezakonito […]

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Montenegrin Police Seek Action on Illegal Private Camera Surveillance

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Policija traži reakciju AZLP-a: Privatne kamere nezakonito snimaju javne površine

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