Invasive Cameras
We have intervened in multiple litigations for violation of privacy through security cameras.
The installation of private security devices that invade the privacy of other neighbors, sometimes even intentionally, is a common occurrence.
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Intrusive surveillance systems
Litigation frequently arises over the violation of privacy of a neighboring house through a security camera. The other party usually argues that the camera only has coverage inside the monitored area and that it is legal. We have extensive experience in making reports of this type, intervening as telecommunications engineering experts.
Surveillance technologies that invade property
If you have problems with neighbors invading your privacy through installed cameras, do not hesitate to contact us.
The technologycommonly used in surveillance cameras allows to monitor and identify people, even automatically at a distance of more than 150 meters, even in automatic mode and with the possibility of programming routines for identification and behavioral assessment in automatic mode.
Report
Technical specifications:
- Qualifications of the expert: Telecommunications engineer
- Expert opinion on the violation of privacy by recording in private areas.
- Placement of cameras in single-family detached houses.
- Cameras not installed by an approved security company.
- Expert report at the request of a party.
- Subject matter of the litigation: Violation of privacy.
- Type of report: Judicial report.
Legislation
- The Declaration of Human Rights on the right to privacy of individuals.
- Article 18 of the Spanish Constitution, which guarantees the right to honor, personal and family privacy and self-image.
- Organic Law 3/2018, of December 5, on Personal Data Protection and guarantee of digital rights.
- GDPR European Union General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679, effective May 25, 2018.
- Law 5/2014, of April 4, 2014, on Private Security.
- Instruction 1/2006 of the AEPD on the processing of personal data for surveillance purposes through cameras or video cameras.
- Organic Law 4/1997 of August 4, 1997, which regulates the use of video cameras in public places and limits it to state security forces.
- Regulations RD 596/1999 regulating the use of video cameras by security forces and corps in public places, of April 16 and RD 2364/1994 of December 9, approving the Private Security Regulations.
Results
- Study of the documentation submitted.
- Analysis of current legislation on security cameras.
- Topographic analysis of the terrain and architecture.
- The distance to the camera is measured, as well as the angles formed by its axis of vision with the points under study.
- Study of the camera model: resolution, possibility of night vision.
- Projection and calculation of camera viewing angles over the adjacent property and privacy zones.
Procedure
The result to be obtained in most of these cases is a solid basis on which to challenge the installation of these cameras.
The best guarantee
We have more than 20 years of experience in forensic analysis of private security systems: cameras, alarm and detection systems, anti-theft systems, image recording and transmission systems, connections to alarm centers, etc.
Maximum rigor
Our result is based exclusively on:
- Telemetric measurement in the field
- Capture of photographs and evidence on the orientation of the cameras.
- Camera model identification
- Identification and calculation of possible occlusions
Defense
We will defend the results in court, preparing a report that a judge can easily understand and that is difficult for a potential opponent to refute.
Service throughout Spain
From Barcelona, Madrid, Lugo and Marbella we service all of Spain with the utmost diligence.